Sentence examples for typical aftermath from inspiring English sources
There was the typical aftermath: promises, posturing and bluster.
Another occurrence less typical of the aftermath of other natural disasters was the looting.
But he was prepared for his colleagues in the publishing world to wonder if he had gone over to the dark side, a typical comment in the aftermath of the news that Mr. Kirshbaum had taken a job at Amazon.
The aftermath of a typical deep financial crisis is something completely different..
The latter are mainly recorded by the lower second-order sequence (Sequence 1), which contains typical sedimentary features deposited in the aftermath of an important glaciation affecting lower latitudes during the late Neoproterozoic.
Late sequelae such as cirrhosis, portal/pulmonary hypertension, or obstructive uropathy are the aftermath of heavy or repeated infection typical for local populations; absence of these sequelae among travelers is not surprising.
America's current-account deficit was much larger, relative to GDP, than in a typical crisis candidate.Given such ominous indications, what of the aftermath?
It was typical of Gerrard that he should attempt to deflect such praise in the aftermath.
The typical family has yet to make up the ground lost during the recession and its aftermath; the wealthy and well educated have done much better.
In the aftermath of recent protests in Lhasa, both the Chinese government and the West have responded in typical fashion: an ill-advised media blackout from China and knee-jerk condemnation from the West.
