Sentence examples for visible aftermath from inspiring English sources

There was no way to determine independently how many of these sites were truly civilian and hit by mistake, but a visible aftermath remains.

But white people have not been as visible in the aftermath of the Charleston massacre last week, where a young white man and his white supremacist ideals entered a historically black church and shot nine churchgoers dead.

And Mr Wasendorf, whose passion for birds of prey explained his firm's name, was a visible figure in the aftermath of MF's collapse, publicly defending his own and the industry's ability to protect consumer accounts.

Gov. Frank Keating, who became a national figure because of his visible role in the aftermath of the bombing, said that he was "troubled by these developments" but that the postponement was appropriate "under these strange circumstances.

The tableau of bipartisan cooperation, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency's highly visible role in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, has put Mr. Romney in an awkward position during the last week of a campaign in which he has fought Mr. Obama to a virtual draw.

The tableau of bipartisan cooperation, and FEMA's highly visible role in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, has put Mr. Romney in an awkward position during the last week of a campaign in which he has fought Mr. Obama to a virtual draw.

Neath MP Peter Hain, who was a visible presence in the aftermath of the tragedy and who helped set up the public appeal, said the nature of the disaster struck a chord.

But it was on the campus where the murders' aftermath was most visible, in widespread mourning and speculation and added security.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals (DOHH) found that 46% of 112 homes examined in the aftermath of Katrina had visible mold, with 17% having heavy mold contamination (Rao et al. 2007; Ratard et al. 2006).

The aftermath of each stroke is visible in my mother's every step -- literally.

"The aftermath of the earthquake still exists, visible everywhere in the country," he said, affecting "in hearts, in minds, heads, spirits of many people, provoking big psychological disasters in the lives of the Haitian people".