Sentence examples for bad fallout from inspiring English sources

More bad fallout from the reign of 43, Which hit the poor, the rich and the bourgeoisie.

Still-open shows like "Mauritius" may benefit in the short run, but there's plenty of bad fallout from this shutdown.

"I know that once my feud with the writers association becomes known, there will be some bad fallout," he said, "and it's going to be hard for me to find a publisher for my books.

If you have had a really bad fallout, try to make amends.

When things go bad, the fallout doesn't stop at national borders.

"Should consumers boycott Apple?" asked a column in the Los Angeles Times as it recounted details of the bad PR fallout.

But Mr. Garin and others agree that the deficit is an abstraction that acquires political power only when linked with the concrete: bad economic fallout, threats to Social Security and a heavier burden of debt for future generations.

After being dropped, talk also went around of a high-maintenance character and a bad-tempered fallout with the then team director Andy Flower over a rib injury.

While few were willing to criticize their compatriots' choice of tactics, some are worried about the bad public relations fallout if things get out of hand.

But it provided a wonderful thought experiment, giving viewers a glimpse of just how bad the political fallout for Obama would have been had the Court actually struck down the law.

He had met with Tea Party members and others, and despite bad poll numbers — fallout from a disastrous summer after his top aides quit en masse — he was beginning to sense a change in his fortunes.