Sentence examples for fallout from something from inspiring English sources

The difference, though, is that Kearney's affair happened 10 years ago, even the Texas administrators who put her on leave believe it was a one-time incident that never happened again and there didn't appear to be any other damaging fallout from something that happened so long ago.

Hours and hours forecasting the imaginary fallout from something that hasn't even happened, and probably never will.

On a practical level, having your boss decide helps to shield you from fallout if something gets dropped.

"He knows of all the possible fallout from this, and it's not something he wants to involve a huge number of people in, because there are enough angry voices out there".

Let me just tell you, the fallout from her sleep deprivation is not something I'd wish on anyone.

The Federal Reserve's decision to step in and throw AIG an $85.0 billion lifeline, in addition to taking a 79.9% stake in the insurer, indicates that the potential fallout from such a large failure was something the central bank did not wish to contemplate.

and "Nebraska" chronicled the fallout from Reaganomics), Springsteen seems to be striving for something universal to capture the mood of the whole nation.

Most of the attention on Thursday, however, was focused on continuing fallout from the revelation that there were offstage censors — something that even Colonel Pohl apparently had not known — and his order to "unconnect whatever wires need to be unconnected".

There's more fallout from that botched Christmas Day terror plot, and it's something regular readers will be familiar with.

"Nobody's ever seen something like this," Mr. Fishman said, referring to the fallout from the mortgage mess.

"Nobody's ever seen something like this," Mr. Fishman told The Times, referring to the fallout from the mortgage mess.