Sentence examples similar to unforeseen aftermath from inspiring English sources
But Dickson's story illustrates what some say has been an unforeseen consequence of the storm's aftermath: the disaster has energized the student body and unified the community around athletics in a way rarely seen in the university's 174-year history.
But as the adrenaline enabling Samoans to fight through the current emergency subsides, the islanders will be left to deal with the sobering aftermath not only of the unforeseen natural tsunami, but of the scheduled economic one.
For the AAP the big questions now are: A) Will their megaphone still work in the aftermath of the Modi wave and their unforeseen losses in Delhi?
The unforeseen grassroots fusion of conservatives and libertarians in the aftermath of Mitt Romney's bruising defeat in the 2012 presidential election has some more traditional Republicans shaking their heads.
The task eventually took more than six years (1792 98) with delays caused not only by unforeseen technical difficulties but also by the convulsed period of the aftermath of the Revolution.
The Arab Awakening and its aftermath, the Benghazi attacks, the Ukraine crisis: all of these media-garnering events were largely unforeseen and had to be dealt with on an ad hoc basis.
While the response is ongoing, there are early lessons that could help governments and health systems in dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma and other major catastrophes down the road: Deploy existing resources creatively to address unforeseen challenges.
Unforeseen events were everywhere.
But others were unforeseen.
