Sentence examples for unfortunate aftermath from inspiring English sources

He is currently working on a project entitled Trace: Cameraless Records of Radioactive Contamination, which deals with the unfortunate aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi.

Several European foreign ministers issued a joint statement calling the election and its aftermath an "unfortunate step backwards in the development of democratic governance and respect for human rights in Belarus".

Less excusable, it seems to the Haggler, is the way that its front-line customer service reps handled the immediate aftermath of this unfortunate episode.

Troubled with patches of poor mental health, Ryder would go on to spend the best part of 15 years living with the aftermath of a single unfortunate shoplifting event.

Yet for all their excitement, the grisly unfortunate events of the climax and their consequence-free aftermath induce a queasy discomfort that the conclusion fails to dissipate.

Further, Qaddafi's violence plays into the hands of those people in Egypt, Tunisia and elsewhere who wish to advance the idea that "democracy is messy" — an unfortunate statement uttered by former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in the aftermath of the invasion of Iraq — and build support for the elusive promise of stability through a return to autocracy.

In an unfortunate piece of timing, this new drama series is about a Southern family dealing with the aftermath of a hurricane.

In the aftermath of Friday's deadly terror attacks in Paris, it seems all but certain that this unfortunate trend will continue.