Sentence examples for study of the aftermath from inspiring English sources

But no one was able to make a detailed study of the aftermath of the fighting.

Her organisation's study of the aftermath of the 2001 recession, which ended in November that year, showed that the industry did not start to perk up until the fourth quarter of 2002.

A new study of the aftermath of the blasts suggests it would not.

Moreover, there have been few studies on the aftermath of AEs in primary care (PC).

It's also a perfect case study for the aftermath of the housing crisis.

"Manchester" is a lacerating, but also frequently funny, study of the long aftermath of grief, with Casey Affleck as a man damaged by past trauma trying to help his nephew (Lucas Hedges).

The play, which opened on Wednesday night at the Atlantic Theater, is neither a trashy thriller nor a dark study of the grim aftermath of movie celebrity, along the lines of "Sunset Boulevard".

Using data from the Study of the Tsunami Aftermath and Recovery (Star) project, we examined how parents' fertility decisions were affected by the death of a child in the tsunami.

Andrea Campbell, a political scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an author of the study, said the aftermath of the health care decision surprised her.

An independent consultant's study of the department in the aftermath of Sept. 11, for instance, said that one of the department's urgent needs was to improve significantly its planning and training for dealing with major disasters, a requirement that would place a premium on the work of seasoned commanders.

A study in the aftermath of the Mount Asama eruption in Japan on September 1, 2004 found increased asthma in people living in affected areas.