Sentence examples for a bombshell for the from inspiring English sources

The misuse of Ripa was a bombshell for the industry with long-term consequences, she warned.

Even with the records sealed, the scope of the investigation was a bombshell for the 800,000 Catholics in the diocese.

Pensioners will soon be free to do what they like with their retirement savings after the chancellor promised to scrap compulsory annuities in a bombshell for the pensions industry.

What makes the lawsuit against Phillips remarkable and a bombshell for the Christian Right is that it is an indictment of the Biblical Patriarchy movement and fundamentalism writ large, casting blame not just on Phillips but also on the conservative doctrine that he has promoted across the country.

Still, it was a bombshell for all involved: the culmination of weeks of antislavery activity on Capitol Hill and in the White House, a brief period of time that would reset the purpose of the war and, in doing so, put the nation on a fundamentally new course.

The controversial claim, if confirmed, is something of a bombshell for researchers who have viewed the evolution of birds and feathered flight through the lens of the species since it was discovered 150 years ago.

Sir Stephen Bubb, from the Association of Charities and Voluntary Organisations, said the move was a "bombshell" for charities and charitable giving should not be "bracketed with" efforts to reduce tax bills.

Mark Beatson, chief economist at the CIPD, said: "The national living wage was a bombshell for most employers when it was announced in July.

Politically, van Woudenberg said, the report would be a "bombshell" for Rwanda.

In the meantime, his Mother had a bombshell for him when he turned 21. "Your father isn't your father".

Blatter's stunning announcement came a day before Blazer's testimony was due to be published in the US, which led to speculation that it would contain a bombshell for Blatter, an inference his aides rejected.