aftermath造句

They show the aftermath of that day.

The aftermath of--the historical close reading aftermath of-- the New Criticism does precisely that, if one sees deconstruction as a response to the New Criticism.

The news media are now focusing on the triumphant aftermath of the Olympics.

The controversial filmmaker is "seriously considering" turning the devastating storm and its aftermath into a documentary.

Check out this chat set up specifically for discussion of the Iran election and aftermath.

The two sides will keep close contacts and cooperation to appropriately handle the aftermath.

So take stock of your emotional state, and know what you want in the aftermath of a breakup.

We were surprised to learn that Chun spoke with reporters publicly in the immediate aftermath of our arrest.

There is another reason that the aftermath of Lehman looks reminiscent of the world of depression economics.

While its immediate aftermath was amazement and relief, the festival's full legacy had as much to do with excess as with idealism.

This weekend, President Obama asked us to spearhead private-sector fund-raising efforts in the aftermath of the magnitude 7.0 earthquake that ravaged Haiti.

In the aftermath, with so many of his southern troops lying dead and wounded, Robert E. Lee never got over the feeling of guilt for having caused it.

The real test of the tunnels will be their ability to stand up to a quake and support the local populace during the aftermath.

In the aftermath of the bank run, many borrowers will find it harder to get loans and will have to pay more for them.

In the aftermath of America's 2001 invasion of Afghanistan, Pakistan arrested over 600 al-Qaeda fugitives, but did nothing about the Taliban, who poured into Baluchistan and the tribal areas.

In the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis, Burma's military rulers were criticized for refusing most international help and for being slow in granting visas to United Nations and other aid workers.

The old debate about whether, or to what extent, financial markets are a force for social good has taken on a new urgency in the aftermath of last year's market meltdown.

"You could say there is even a sort of groundswell of public sympathy, I would say, in the aftermath of the assassination, and that is translated into support for the PPP," said Scott Mastic.

On a micro level, it's about a couple and their young son living in Lower Manhattan when the planes hit, and about the event's rippling emotional aftermath in their lives.