Sentence examples similar to Diminished fallout from inspiring English sources
Mr. Green said yesterday that he felt that keeping Mr. Giuliani on would diminish the fallout from the enormous sea change in government leadership while the city tries to recover from a large crisis.
These issues of inequality, immobility, diminished opportunity, and their fallout -- financial bubbles followed by intractable recessions and weak recoveries -- must become the policy benchmarks that those who seek office are forced to address.
BUENOS AIRES — Argentina's Congress on Thursday approved President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's plan to move up congressional elections by four months, helping the president diminish the potential political fallout from the country's worsening economic conditions.
And though fallout from the oil spill has diminished business, the ordeal has only made him more resolute.
"While the external risk of severe economic fallout from an acute euro area crisis has diminished, regional risks are coming into clearer focus," the I.M.F. said.
Cosell also anticipates a curious fallout to the proliferation of spread offenses: a diminishing importance of the left tackle, usually considered integral to any passing game.
W. Shilling of the A.E.C. fallout from tests has passed its peak & will continue to diminish, provided no further tests are conducted.
We are already having to deal with the fallout of the EU referendum, and a potential Scottish Independence referendum, both of which will diminish us on the global stage.
