Sentence examples for Under the fallout from inspiring English sources

An election is due, but the old tribal alliances have buckled under the fallout from the new post-reform voting arrangements.

Fabio Capello and his employers were eager for a senior player to back Terry in order to draw some kind of line under the fallout from Terry's alleged affair with Wayne Bridge's ex-fiancée Vanessa Perroncel.

Living under the fallout of lethal silica and coal dust explosions, Webb has called for mandated health surveys to measure the impact of strip-mining operations on affected residents prior to any blasting.

The embattled executive, who has come under pressure following the fallout from the Kids Company scandal, took 75 taxis costing £1,491.99 according to the filing.

Public trust in the BBC is said to have been knocked by the furore and a number of inquiries are under way into the fallout from the Savile problems.

Scarlett is dealing with an unexpected pregnancy after the father dies equally unexpectedly, and the story follows how the close friendship between the two girls is put under strain by the fallout.

The US pledged $123m and Britain, which still has more than 300 hill farms in Wales under radiation restrictions following the fallout from Chernobyl, will contribute $50m.

Commissioner Roger Goodell is on the verge of deciding whether to let Vick back into the League and under what conditions given the fallout from sickening dog-fighting charges two years ago.

For Appalachian residents who live under the deadly fallout of EPA's decisions, state corruption and Big Coal's assault, the rules are akin to a prolonged death sentence -- and in effect, tacitly recognize birth defects and cancer corridors as acceptable collateral damage in the coalfields.

Yentob, whose position at the BBC has come under scrutiny and criticism following the fallout from the Kids Company charity scandal, is paid £183,000 as the corporation's creative director and a further six-figure sum to present Imagine.

This stalemate resolved itself after the midterm elections, when a frustrated and weakened Trump finally fired Sessions, replacing him temporarily with Matthew Whitaker, a loyalist who served as Sessions's chief of staff, and permanently with William Barr, who served as attorney general under George H.W. Bush, shielding him from the fallout of the Iran-contra scandal.