aftermath

Example Sentences

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He pointed to the rise in popularity of heat pumps in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which caused energy prices in Europe to rise sharply.

From Barron's

Severity of the initial disease can’t perfectly predict the aftermath: debilitating symptoms have set in for people with mild initial infections.

From Los Angeles Times

Iraq is now in a much better state than it was in the immediate aftermath and many are glad to see Saddam Hussein gone.

From BBC

The ones we saw the aftermath of in Nabatieh were in areas that were not under official Israeli evacuation orders at the time, and locals and first responders said no warnings had been given.

From BBC

Stiglitz also made a comparison with the oil price shock of 1973, noting that the U.S. economy is still recovering from the inflation spike from the aftermath of the pandemic.

From MarketWatch