Sentence examples for fallout of change from inspiring English sources

And it demands an ability to cope with the fallout of change, because moving things around often uncovers a weak underbelly.

Parties naturally fear the immediate fallout of radical change.

And her forecasts actually turn out to be an armature for discussing the fallout of climate change (from rising sea levels to more extreme weather) in an accessible, tactile fashion and for examining existing liabilities in various regions and cities, like overstretched infrastructure and dwindling water supplies.

Even as we try to predict the fallout of widespread societal change, our focus on knowledge can be one tangible way to help ease the process of conflict between continuity and change (Goldman 2011).

In Mr. Pierre's Texas a group of large women "foam out of a car like suds from a sitcom washing machine" and a television reporter, seeking gravitas, intones, "Once again we don the cloak of mourning, a cloak worn ragged by the devastating fallout of a world in change".

Rooney grew up in a village reshaped by the cultural fallout of war, the last great wave of change to sweep the island.

In handy colour-coded maps it predicts the economic and environmental fallout of any proposed land-use change.

What, if any, fallout or change will happen because of this standoff?

Senior editors at BBC News will brief their staff at 10am and at 11am there is a TV news departmental meeting to discuss the executive changes and fallout of the Newsnight crisis.

Will the fallout from the Rhodes statue protest be one in a series of punctuations in an ongoing trajectory of change?

The fallout of the switch to Salford, which saw little immediate change in presenters, is now beginning to be felt.