Sentence examples for unpleasant aftermath from inspiring English sources

The phrase "unpleasant aftermath" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the negative consequences or results that follow an event or situation. Example: "The unpleasant aftermath of the storm left many families without power and shelter."

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This was the unpleasant aftermath of the early-morning clearing Tuesday of Zuccotti Park, when the police swept through and hauled away the protester's belongings.

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The subsequent reduction in MOP surface density (Fig. 1D) might explain the unpleasant feelings in the aftermath of exposure to ethanol and the finding that MOP density is reduced in certain brain areas after chronic ethanol intake [39].

Kevin Pietersen's book release and its turbulent aftermath is the culmination of a deeply unpleasant six months for English cricket.

See? That's why violent crime tends to decrease in the immediate aftermath of a horrifying natural disaster, but increases in (merely unpleasant) hot weather.

The choice wasn't between the continuation of a quiet, safe, if unpleasant regime and the chaos that exists today; it was a question of when the system fell, and whether the aftermath could be controlled.

"Extremely unpleasant, just unpleasant".

Unpleasant things.

Something unpleasant?

Quite unpleasant.

So unpleasant.

"Unpleasant Messages".

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