Sentence examples for which aftermath from inspiring English sources

Which aftermath in Afghanistan is it you want to talk about, the aftermath of the Soviets being there, the aftermath of the tribal warlords tearing apart Kabul, or the aftermath of the allied invasion?

Mr. Hochschild writes: Ian Buruma's lively new history, "Year Zero," is about the various ways in which the aftermath of the Good War turned out badly for many people, and splendidly for some who didn't deserve it.

Ian Buruma's lively new history, "Year Zero," is about the various ways in which the aftermath of the Good War turned out badly for many people, and splendidly for some who didn't deserve it.

It is the first step in a longer struggle, which the aftermath of Charleston has perhaps, finally, allowed us to confront as a society.

Freeman is thrust into a dystopian environment in which the aftermath of the events of Half-Life have come to bear fully upon human society, and he is forced to fight against increasingly unfavorable odds in order to survive.

It's aftermath, which means it's near enough afternoon to not feel like morning anymore.

Heard examines the trial and its aftermath, which exposed the seething tensions of the early civil rights era.

A few hours' sleep and it's on to the election aftermath, which lasted five days last time.

Now salvation appears to have come from the unlikeliest source the Bush administration, which bungled the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

She also conceived and guided the Symposium on Emancipation and Its Aftermath, which met annually in New York City from 1979 to 1989.

The jury watched CCTV footage of the crash and the aftermath, which set off violent scenes in the public gallery.