Sentences with phrase «immediate aftermath of the shooting»

Shares of gun makers tend to drop in the immediate aftermath of a shooting and are mostly trading higher three months later.

They drop in the immediate aftermath of a shooting and are mostly trading higher three months later.

In the immediate aftermath of the shooting in a Parkland, Florida, high school that killed 17 people and injured more than a dozen others, pressure mounted for Congress to actually do something on guns — and Trump seemed enthusiastic about the idea.

In the immediate aftermath of the shooting in a Parkland high school that killed 17 people and injured more than a dozen others, pressure mounted for Congress to actually do something on guns — and Trump seemed enthusiastic about the idea.

Two polls comparing attitudes before the Parkland shooting to those in March, a month or so later, with no intervening polling in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, show that attitudes are still, overall, more positive toward gun control than they were previously.

What's more, Marist released a poll covering March 5 to 6, which found that the share of respondents saying they thought the Parkland student activists had «no impact at all» had fallen from 23 to 19 percent between the immediate aftermath of the shooting to then.

The de Menezes family remain dissatisfied that misinformation was allowed to circulate in the immediate aftermath of the shooting.

Rizzo, a Stoneman Douglas alum, returned from spring training in the immediate aftermath of the shootings to lend support to the Parkland community.

What we do know is the the school armed deputy, Scot Peterson, failed to enter the school while the shooting was taking place and that several other deputies allegedly failed to enter the building in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, an allegation Israel told CNN on Sunday that doesn't dispute.

Rizzo returned from spring training in the immediate aftermath of the shootings to lend support to the Parkland community.