Sentence examples for destructive fallout from inspiring English sources

The destructive fallout of the fractured family.

These tales of the destructive fallout of fractured families offer a superbly disquieting demonstration of the uneasy power of horror fiction.

"Is there some policy that can at least limit the size of a bubble and, hence, its destructive fallout?... the answer appears to be no".

Graphic and lucid in style, Houellebecq tackles the dark side of the late-20th century: the descent of the west into an orgy of consumerism; the decline of Christianity; the destructive fallout of the swinging 60s.

There are new signs that an American military in distress is reshaping itself to cope with the destructive fallout of Iraq — and to look beyond it, even as President Bush insists on dispatching Americans to go on fighting and dying there.

Amid the fallout from the gripping but mutually destructive open warfare of the past few days, it may have escaped the attention of most of the cricket-loving public that the England and Wales Cricket Board has a new chief executive.

Additional boreholes were drilled immediately after the installation of permanent reinforcement and the accuracy of the proposed Tunnel Electromagnetic Prospecting System (TEPS), a non-destructive experimental testing method used to estimate the fallout volume, is verified with borehole core data.

Measures of civil defense, which could offer little protection to the civilian populace against nuclear explosions and, at best, only some chance of avoiding exposure to nuclear fallout, also appeared hopeless in the face of the overwhelming destructive power being accumulated by both sides.

Jonas last appears in season 7's "Fallout" to ask Earth for help saving his homeworld from the destructive powers of naqahdriah in the planet's core.

These young refugees represent the fallout of decades of not only America's failed immigration policy, but of our destructive trade policy and inhumane foreign policy.

When a nuclear bomb explodes, it unleashes a cascade of five massively destructive effects: an initial blast wave, an electromagnetic pulse, a thermal wave, a radiation burst, and radioactive fallout.