Sentence examples for adding to the fallout from inspiring English sources
A wave of church sexual abuse scandals has emerged in recent weeks in Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands, adding to the fallout from a broad abuse investigation in Ireland.
VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI on Wednesday accepted the resignation of an Irish bishop accused of mishandling allegations of sexual abuse by priests, adding to the fallout of a scandal that has rocked the Catholic Church in Ireland and throughout Europe.
Adding to the fallout from the trade, New York City's comptroller, John C. Liu, demanded that the bank "claw back every single dollar possible" from the compensation of executives tainted by the trade, including Ina R. Drew, who oversaw the office that orchestrated the trade and resigned on Monday.
Adding to the fallout, Collins has been fired from his part in the movie "Ted 2," the sequel to the hit 2012 Seth MacFarlane comedy set for release next summer, The Times has confirmed.
The announced layoffs today only added to the economic fallout from the terror attack.
BEIJING — One more victim can be added to the casualty list from the fallout of the euro-zone debt crisis: the cause of currency integration in Asia.
His well-publicized schism with his former coach Bill Parcells, and Parcells's adept spinning of the fallout, only added to the perception that Kraft was an owner running amok.
The fallout from public sector spending cuts and subsequent pressures on daily life have added to the already substantial workload of GPs.
Add to that the messy and unending fallout created by the war's initial battles in Iraq, as well as in Afghanistan, and you get a foggy state of affairs.
And with uncertainty surrounding the referendum's outcome and impact, Fed policymakers might decide it's better to wait than add the fallout from a U.S. rate hike to the market mix.
Modeling's old guard stands to lose the most, said Paolo Zampolli, the head of ID Models, who added that the fallout from the case could provide an opening for upstarts.
