Sentence examples for statements in the aftermath from inspiring English sources
The justices' public statements in the aftermath of the clash — at law schools and to the Federalist Society and the Manhattan Institute — made one wonder why they turn up for the State of the Union address at all.
Relations between the two clubs are at an all-time low following the collapse of De Gea's move, with both releasing statements in the aftermath laying the blame firmly at each other's feet.
The Elders are continuing to work in neighbouring South Africa, and their statements in the aftermath of their ban have emphasised the non-partisan, humanitarian good that they seek to do".
He has made several public statements in the aftermath of the write-down and subsequent allegations continually denying his company ever did anything wrong.
One of the most widely acclaimed political statements in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina was the Legendary K.O.'s "George Bush Doesn't Care About Black People".
Consider the slick PR job done on Pistorius as he made his various court appearances and public statements in the aftermath of the alleged killing.
McCoist had issued a statement in the aftermath of the SFA revealed police intervention, which appeared to ease off from his earlier stance.
Stewart Regan, the SFA's chief executive, issued a needlessly fierce statement in the aftermath of the Old Firm game on 2 March which led to the guilty verdicts handed down to the three Rangers employees.
Enfield issued a lengthy statement in the aftermath of the incident, which began: "Never did I ever think that I would have to write a post like this but, in life, sometimes you do things that you never expect".
Yet his role as consigliere to Roman Abramovich gives him no option but to adhere to the crisis-management plan which produced a breathtakingly self-serving statement in the aftermath of Clattenburg's acquittal.
Gov. George Pataki began a statement in the aftermath with "As you tour what is called ground zero.... " President George Bush saluted "citizens near ground zero in New York" who rose to the occasion.
