Sentence examples for competitive fallout from inspiring English sources
The questions that hang in the air with him are too numerous to mention, but the ones undergoing the most scrutiny on tour have to do with the competitive fallout of his absence because of a sex scandal.
I may come to appreciate more aspects of co-op or competitive play, but so far, Fallout 76 is very much everything I feared.
McDonald's said its July sales slumped 2.5% as the company faces competitive pressures at home and deals with fallout from a food scare in China.
My grammy's father, Ezra, moved the family there after his job in Thurmond either got too competitive or the conflict with scab labor and the fallout from the mine wars got too hot.
Given the fallout from the Brexit vote, this was a competitive category this year, but Perloff's rant about business rates is unbeatable.
Martin willingly recounts some of the more hurtful episodes in his relationship with a competitive, often meanspirited father, but offers no context, insight or fallout, as if just telling were enough.
"With Annabel you never got any of the negative fallout you get from people who are striving in an unkind, competitive fashion, the kind who, the minute they feel threatened, go psycho".
A pair of members from more competitive general election districts did speak up to remind their colleagues that the fallout from a prolonged shutdown would be different for them than those who are in more reliably Republican seats.
Mark Sanchez was predictably patchy in discussing the potential fallout from the presence of Tim Tebow, who was characteristically sunny on all matters of competitive and social consequences, while demonstrating his adroitness for tacit but unmistakable self-promotion.
