Sentence examples for to the aftermath of a from inspiring English sources

Insurgent movements are rarely any good at adapting to the aftermath of a triumph.

"I don't want people to get complacent," Mr. Cannon said, referring to the aftermath of a Burge verdict.

The feud with Mr. Dickinson is generally traced to the aftermath of a forfeited horse race and rumors questioning Jackson's honor, said Daniel Feller, a University of Tennessee history professor and an editor of Jackson's papers.

Still, the circumstances outlined by the authorities yesterday added another layer of sorrow to the aftermath of a blaze that has already shaken the Fire Department to its core.

Religious bloodshed was indeed a theme of the later stages of the tour, from visits to Crusader castles to the aftermath of a rankling three-way enmity between Christians, Sunnis and Druze.

The same approach could be proposed in case of a pseudoaneurysm that might correspond to the aftermath of a dissection.

For this issue, James traveled to Dhaka, Bangladesh, to survey the aftermath of a garment-factory fire last November that left at least 100 dead.

As they look ahead to the aftermath of an Iraq war, Israeli officials are also considering how the Bush administration's present diplomatic struggle could help or hurt them.

Wilmshurst dedicated himself for two decades to disseminating his negative findings to reverse the aftermath of a drug trial regarding the heart-contractility drug amrinone.

At the meeting, the first devoted to interstellar collisions, astronomers said they had detected what appeared to be the aftermath of a three-star collision.

What can Weiner and Abedin learn from the Florricks about how to handle the aftermath of a public disgrace?