Sentence examples for the aftermath for from inspiring English sources

Investors will be dealing with the aftermath for decades to come.From the mid-1980s onwards the answer to big financial setbacks appeared to be simple.

Hypponen thinks that the aftermath for some is not to be caught, but instead to "go dark" and move into potentially lucrative criminal hacking.

The Burkinabe government flew three family members of those killed to the crash site on Saturday so they could see the aftermath for themselves, said spokesman Victorien Sawadogo.

Iain Duncan Smith has blamed the 9/11 terrorist attacks on his failure to be elected Prime Minister and claimed Tony Blair "milked" the aftermath "for all that was worth".

Abdel Karim Baccari, a primary-school headmaster and general secretary of the regional education union, described the aftermath for me as we sat in the offices of the General Union, not far from the intersection where the revolution began.

But one thing art theft movies tend to have in common is that they dwell on the heist and not on the aftermath, for reasons that are probably more than cinematic: art is an exceedingly dumb thing to steal.

Overall sales for September increased 28.5 percent from a year ago, when sales tumbled in the aftermath of the cash-for-clunkers rebate program.

LETTER FROM SAIGON about the aftermath of elections for a Constituent Assembly, held Sept. 11.

Consequently, UAVs have been used in the aftermath of earthquakes for emergency management purposes, because earthquakes are highly unpredictable in time.

Conquest and liberation are thus polar opposites; provision for the aftermath of one differs fundamentally from that for the other.

Our main concern for animals in the aftermath of this quake is for livestock.