Sentence examples for complicated fallout from inspiring English sources

In this case, Help Is Coming was subject to the complicated fallout of EMI's buyout at the hands of Universal in America and Warners in this country.

To make matters even more complicated, the fallout from the political turmoil stretches across all of Latin America.

He is Time's leading political reporter and one of the magazine's most recognizable bylines, a visibility that could complicate the fallout from his profane remark.

But extending the invitation to Syria is complicated by the fallout from an Israeli airstrike on Sept. 6 on what current and former Israeli officials say were nuclear-related materials in Syria.

Things were complicated by many (staged) fallouts between manager and wrestler.

Not all the Enron fallout may be so complicated.

Hetfield had a tangled childhood that enriched his professional life — the demons of "Enter Sandman" had to come from someplace — but complicated his personal life, and substance abuse and fallout from his rock-and-roll-lifestyle took their toll.

Hetfield had a tangled childhood that enriched his professional life the demons of "Enter Sandman" had to come from someplace but complicated his personal life, and substance abuse and fallout from his rock-and-roll-lifestyle took their toll.

• "Girls" creator and star Lena Dunham discusses the fallout from having championed young women as complicated individuals unmoved by Manolo Blahniks or marriage.

The political fallout from Mr. Milosevic's transfer will be complicated.

"In a favela, it's complicated," he says with a shrug that speaks volumes about the largely unspoken challenge of inequality that could undermine Brazil's efforts to minimise the fallout from the Zika epidemic.