0 a situation that is the result of an accident, crime, or other violent event -- następstwo, ≈ w następstwie
The song's recording date (1935) is misleading because there is evidence that the lyrics were composed in the immediate aftermath of the event.
Personal experience in managing acute compression fractures, their aftermath, and the bone pain syndrome, in osteoporosis.
The provision of relief in the aftermath of the 1989 earthquake, for instance, was an important factor in their success.
It is noticeable that elite male costume changes much more markedly than female in the aftermath of conquest.
However, in the aftermath of the first oil shock, the frequency of referenda increased again.
The expedition had a long aftermath and part of this was political.
The aftermath of the 1989 elections made it clear that this was not going to happen.
In the aftermath of the war, then, social reform took on the nature of a veritable crusade.
