Sentence examples for fallout cost from inspiring English sources

Though the tape was deceptively edited, the fallout cost NPR's president her job.On-air bias is even tougher to prove and difficult to define.

The fallout cost the city's top cop his job and exposed the failings of how Chicago police handle officer shootings and citizen complaints, especially those involving minorities.

Forrester Research projected the fallout could cost the so-called cloud computing industry as much as $180 billion — a quarter of its revenue — by 2016.

Of course!" The lone exceptions were in Nashville, where the Titans owner Bud Adams's toupee was undoubtedly in a twist, and San Francisco, where the fallout probably cost them Alex Smith as well.

Telecoms giant TalkTalk fell victim to what it described as a "significant and sustained" cyber-attack on its website on 21 October 2015; the firm said the fallout had cost it £42m.

The fallout has cost the industry has already reached £37bn and looks likely to rise further in the coming days when other high street banks could add to their existing provisions for mis-selling the insurance product.

And the fallout and costs of the abuse are borne almost exclusively by the abuser and the victims around him or her.

While some French officials argued that fewer protesters were turning out, the damage to the economy is only beginning to be tallied, and there appears to be enough political fallout to potentially cost all the players.

Its government wants to avoid the political fallout from higher costs that would result from meeting the 2020 deadline.

The park shut within 13 weeks and the fallout ended up costing the local council £2m and what was left of the town's dignity.

The fallout from that fight cost McLeroy his position as chairman.