Sentence examples for similar aftermath from inspiring English sources

The November 13 terrorist assault on Paris, which left at least 129 dead and 451 injured, has had a similar aftermath as its predecessors.

Note to institutions contemplating a similar move: The aftermath wasn't all grim.

Similar to the aftermath of other natural disasters, the distribution of the aid raised concerns and accusations over the amount of food and material, or lack thereof, for the affected citizens.

The process is similar in the aftermath of a mass extinction event, which allows surviving species to radiate rapidly by filling the available empty niches [ 7].

Indeed, the contrast between the plight of the San Francisco's poor and the situation of its wealthy elite is reminiscent of the similar divide in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina last year.

"Where centre-right and centre-left agree, we should say so," he said, dismissing fears that perceived closeness with the Tories could damage Labour electorally in a similar way to the aftermath of the Scottish referendum.

If this happens, the composition of the atmosphere should reflect the aftermath, being similar to the volatile composition of the impactors.

And, in similar circumstances to the aftermath of Tambora, sun blocking gases caused global temperatures to fall by as much as 1.2 Celsius.

Thousands of Brotherhood supporters, including Morsi, face similar charges in the aftermath of the July 3 coup.

In the aftermath of similar tragedies, Gay said they try to be respectful and give victims' families the space to grieve.

I'd like to share my observations with regard to the response in Haiti compared to other areas, particularly in as much as I have seen many similar disasters and their aftermath in the past decade.