Aftereffects in a sentence

As the pandemic’s aftereffects faded and Russian tourists flocked to the country following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, income surged 53.4% to a record $46.3 billion.

Not only does it depict Nate's growth from the start of his adventure, it also displays stunning animation all around -- especially when Nate and Neo Team Plasma are telling their respective Pokémon what to do and the aftereffects of the ensuing attacks.

Rams: CB Cobie Durant sat out with the aftereffects of a stinger incurred before the bye.

The IMF expects the economy to grow in 2024, down from an estimate of 2.1% this year as it continues to feel the aftereffects of high inflation and interest rate hikes.

The occupation had ended, but the aftereffects of the long, American war were still ravaging the country.

As companies shake off the aftereffects of the pandemic and see more in 2024, the need to invest in and solidify brand identity will increase.

The map shows that the entirety of England and Wales, as well as parts of Northern Ireland, are at risk of disruption from the aftereffects of Kirk.

For many, it’s hard to start the day off on the right foot after waking up with a sore head – and we’re not talking about the aftereffects of the night before.

It hasn’t been figured out yet and there are vulnerabilities and aftereffects we haven’t fully realized.

The aftereffects, what happens after 5 years, 10 years; do you know?

The pandemic and its aftereffects — reduced earnings, an uncertain future — had already put them through great hardship.

There is an increasing trend of health consciousness, be it mindful eating, health check-ups, and preventive treatments, which is eminent in the ongoing pandemic situation and the aftereffects it carries.

Trump and the Republicans trying to more firmly establish their brand of plutocracy know which demographics are getting hit the hardest by the virus and its aftereffects.

What emerged is an archive of 40 conversations between Goshen-Gottstein and religious leaders on the virus and its aftereffects, including a contribution from the pope.

Y.), released a saying he is worried about the security aftereffects of the strike, which Engel said had gone ahead without notice or consultation with Congress.

But the documentary could have done more to communicate the psychological aftereffects of child sexual abuse.

Dashti sought to express the lasting aftereffects of the Iran-Iraq War on the people who lived through it — she grew up during the conflict, which lasted from 1980 to 1988.

What are the aftereffects of a car accident?

Back then they decided to brief some patients about the chemotherapy process and its aftereffects, but Ms Camenzuli and Ms Ronayne soon realised it was unfair on those who were missing out on the briefing.

Ford says she has lived with the aftereffects of the alleged assault for years and that it caused her trauma and symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.