| As a nation, we take losses very hard and spend the days after the fact nominating scapegoats and lamenting mistakes. |
| It's a classic example of why a catastrophic warmist can never be wrong, they just move the goal posts after the fact. |
| Even a year after the fact, and with the benefit of the best of Western scientific advice, it was still a scene of chaos. |
| Thus, the abolition of tax shelter deductibility was made retroactive, imposing huge penalties after the fact. |
| I am worried though that his rebuttal after the fact contains some massaging, for fear of the ensuing explosion. |
| He conceded that the publication of secret information could be punished after the fact. |
