Sentence examples for dealing with the fallout of from inspiring English sources

Some towns that are still dealing with the fallout of plant closings might disagree.

She said that governors at the conference were all dealing with the fallout of the nation's collapsing economy.

Though Brody doesn't appear, the Brody family are also dealing with the fallout of their "terrorist" father.

In reality, both sides are likely to be busy in the next few months dealing with the fallout of the regional tumult.

In general, Çağaptay wrote, "Turkish business, and the country's trademark export market, has registered remarkable success in dealing with the fallout of the Syrian crisis".

But just a year and a half later, the firm was dealing with the fallout of an F.B.I. raid of its Midtown Manhattan headquarters.

Social workers have had to deal with the fallout of the austerity agenda.

It deals with the fallout of an accusation that may or may not be true at an American college.

In his opening remarks, Mr. Murdoch spoke in contrite tones about the company's efforts to deal with the fallout of the phone-hacking scandal.

Like many other families, the Fedosenkos have refused to leave their land, reshaping their lives to deal with the fallout of the explosion thirty years ago.

Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe was previously forced to speak out after incidents on August 11 last year as police officers in London dealt with the fallout of the riots sweeping the capital.