Sentence examples for Associated fallout from inspiring English sources

The 2010 PDC deposits covered an area of ~ 22.3 km2, unequally distributed between valley-filling (6.9%), overbank (22.4%) and surge and associated fallout deposits (71.7%).

Their total estimated non-DRE volume is ~ 36.3 × 106 m3, with 50.2% of this volume accounting for valley-filling deposits, 39.3% for overbank deposits and 10.5% for surge and associated fallout deposits.

But it seems to me that this cycle of doubt itself, rather than fundamentals of the economy, is partly to blame for the dizzying decline in the market averages and the associated fallout.

All in all, our results show that men and women deal differently with the emotional fallout associated with receiving feedback.

Mr. Young had once claimed that the baby girl was his to save Mr. Edwards from the political fallout associated with the revelation.

Institutional investors have become increasingly skittish about Tesla stock over the past couple of weeks as the company deals with the fallout associated with CEO Elon Musk's seemingly off-the-cuff and ill-advised tweet about taking the company private.

I'm not sure I do -- and it's likely we won't fully understand the fallout associated with the Fukushima debacle for quite some years to come.

When the sub-prime market collapsed under the weight of declining home values and rising foreclosures, the negative fallout associated with everything "sub-prime" extended to the onerous prepayment penalties that were part of every such loan.

One reason, cited in several editions of the Blueprint, offers that the society changed its policies to protect its members from fallout associated with ANAK's civil rights activities at the time.

While the majority of Aboriginal communities around Australia face the ongoing fallout associated with being slaughtered en masse by shiploads of convicts and continue to struggle with rife unemployment, health issues and unethical art dealers, a small and relatively unknown tribe the Gupajangus, have struck gold (literally) and are quickly getting rich or dying trying.

Anthropogenic calcium inputs arise from cement use, for instance, leaching into urban waterways from cement pipes (Wright et al. 2011) or atmospheric fallout associated with cement plants, limestone quarrying, or building destruction (Branquinho et al. 2008).