Sentence examples for violent aftermath from inspiring English sources

But the goal is far more than a clean vote without a violent aftermath.

"I saw things that looked like they followed a violent aftermath," she said.

The violent aftermath of that attack continues to roil Iraq, with sectarian tensions running high.

Then David Duchovny's Sam investigates a murder amid the violent aftermath of Martin Luther King's assassination.

In the violent aftermath, more than 1,000 people were killed and nearly a million displaced.

He said the feature would also cover the violent aftermath of the cartoon controversy.

neutron capture The primary mechanism by which very massive nuclei are formed in the violent aftermath of a supernova.

Benin received an influx of Togolese refugees following the violent aftermath of that country's presidential election in April 2005.

Still, opposition Web sites continued to call for a massive turnout to protest the disputed election and its violent aftermath.

Iran's deliberations appear to have been affected by internal divisions since the contested June presidential election and its violent aftermath.

In the early 20th century Casals visited Russia many times, but the violent aftermath of the Bolshevik revolution shocked him.