Sentence examples for fallout issues from inspiring English sources

It seemed revelatory that recent scientific findings show that in the event of a nuclear explosion, staying underground or sheltered even in a car for even a few hours afterward can dramatically and effectively shield us from radiation fallout issues and make "a huge difference in survival rates".

But as my colleagues Michael Wines and Sharon LaFraniere report, the Communist Party sought on Wednesday to close ranks and reduce the fallout, issuing guidance in the form of a front-page commentary in The People's Daily, a government mouthpiece.

The White House sought to contain the political fallout, issuing a terse statement and pointing out that Mr. Gregg had said he would "support, embrace and move forward with the president's agenda".

Commoner emerged as a public figure with the nuclear fallout issue of the 1950s and 1960s.

A "major objective" should be "to minimize fallout" on nuclear issues.

The circumstances of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's departure have to be taken into consideration, and the fallout on gender issues is not over.

Sites opened to hand out free bottled water drew queues of people in need, but as many households endured days without water - and with many also having suffered heating failures - the political fallout over the issues grew.

Warde J. Manuel, who raised expectations on the playing field and in the classroom in six years as the athletic director at Buffalo, was introduced Monday as Connecticut's new A.D. at a time when the Huskies' men's basketball team is dealing with the fallout from academic issues and the health concerns of its Hall of Fame coach, Jim Calhoun.

While he did not discuss potential political fallout over the issue in Florida, several Republicans said they were convinced that Mr. Rove was worried about the domestic political consequences of easing travel to Cuba.

"The government's record of running state-owned companies does not bode well and the fallout from the issue seems set to remain at the centre of political and business life in Argentina for the foreseeable future".

"Yesterday's performance is a continuation of recent rhetoric over the Falkland Islands," they added".The government's record of running state-owned companies does not bode well and the fallout from the issue seems set to remain at the centre of political and business life in Argentina for the foreseeable future".