Sentence examples for fallout created from inspiring English sources

With her previous novel "Affliction" (it's entitled "Trouble" in America), the fallout created a furor that spread beyond the literary pages.

And he looks at how the current makeup of the court reflects changes in the Republican Party at large, underscoring in particular the fallout created by the departure of the moderate Republican Sandra Day O'Connor.

Similarly, while Lehman's fallout created a shock to the financial system, the oil leaking from BP's broken well is oozing throughout the ecosystem of the gulf, causing environmental and economic damage.

The novel, which chronicles the fallout created by the sudden death of a member of the parish in the fictional English village of Pagford, will be Ms. Rowling's television debut.

The study estimated the exposure patterns by taking into account the winds after tests, the amount of fallout created in each type of explosion and the rates at which different kinds of radioactive particles fall from the sky.

The novel — which takes place in the tiny, fictional English village of Pagford, and chronicles the political and personal fallout created by the sudden death of a member of the parish council named Barry Fairbrother — reads like an odd mash-up of a dark soap opera like "Peyton Place" with one of those very British Barbara Pym novels, depicting small-town, circumscribed lives.

The 60Co, dispersed as nuclear fallout, creates what is sometimes called a cobalt bomb.

Interplay's decision to scrap plans for Fallout 3 and Bethesda's subsequent acquisition of the Fallout brand created mixed feelings among that series' fan community.

Or, rather, it was a fake fallout shelter, created to promote Susan Roy's new book, "Bomboozled: How the U.S. Government Misled Itself and Its People Into Believing They Could Survive a Nuclear Attack".

This policy, which is law in the EU and in Japan, not only limits environmental fallout but creates efficiencies as firms design products to be easier and safer to recycle.

Although Cafepharma, which supports itself from advertising, only recently became profitable enough to give him a job, Mr. Bryan's fears about fallout from creating the Web site while performing his sales job echoed the concerns raised in the recent discussion on double dipping by the rep expecting a bonus.