Sentence examples for fallout might be from inspiring English sources

I'm wondering what you think the real fallout might be for Democrats who pass a healthcare bill with a simple majority — GOP threats notwithstanding.

Or read cycling correspondent William Fotheringham's preview of what we might expect from Armstrong tonight – and what the fallout might be.

She'd thought then, honest to God, that what she'd said had constituted some kind of curse, and she waited for the future to come to her so that its fallout might be revealed.

Carl apparently wakes up, is discharged from the hospital and returns home, only to find blood soaking through his bandages: "I began to think for the first time that my psychological fallout might be more severe than I had anticipated".

Bobrovsky, a 22-year-old Russian who won 28 of his 54 games this season, was expected to start in Game 4.  It is hard to see what the fallout might be if the Red Wings are eliminated promptly, though losing three games by one goal, including one in overtime, indicates that they have not been badly outplayed.

On this front, he says not to expect a resolution anytime soon, and also addresses where the fallout might be felt most.

Its fallout, however, might be something many of us can enjoy with a bucket of popcorn.

Not particularly, especially since "Ring of Fire" was clearly made on the cheap and it never shows any fallout that might be occurring on other continents (computer maps showing What's Happening Elsewhere to the rescue!).

Certain aspects of the Office for National Statistics release provide glimmers of hope that the economic fallout from Brexit might be less pronounced than feared.

Vetboy: For anyone wondering about getting Fallout 3, it might be best to hold off until Bethesda have got a couple of patches out, it's by no means unplayable but I've had a couple of side quests that I haven't been able to finish (or at least not the way I should have been able to).

As the article noted, the study suggested that global fallout might eventually be linked to more than 11,000 cancer deaths in the United States, not "up to" 11,000 deaths.