Sentence examples for fallout of failure from inspiring English sources

Murray, for now, has reached three Grand Slam singles finals, failed to win a set in any of them and lacked the requisite lucidity and maturity under the greatest pressure, sometimes letting his shoulders and psyche slump, sometimes using his entourage in the players' box for a scapegoat and struggling to handle the emotional fallout of failure.

What's the political fallout of failure?

The reason for this bizarre bit of pseudoscience is that the government wants to avoid the political fallout of another Southern Cross-type failure.

Indeed, in a move that echoed Wall Street's rescue of a big hedge fund a decade ago this week, 10 major banks agreed to create an emergency fund of $70 billion to $100 billion that financial institutions can use to protect themselves from the fallout of Lehman's failure.

Meanwhile, the Home Office will continue to deal with the unedifying fallout of G4S's basic failure to supply enough security guards for the London Olympics.

"Having the ambassador here means that we can now move to the next stage of managing the fallout from the failure of the Indonesian government and the president [Joko Widodo] to heed our pleas for clemency," she said.

Their calculations included the direct cost, and the expense of clearing up the fallout, of problems linked to poverty (educational failure, ill health, antisocial behaviour, crime, becoming a victim of crime…) They then added lost tax revenues and earnings.

The fallout of disruption can extend to cascading failures, wherein highly interconnected entities rapidly transmit adverse consequences to each other.

It was among the most violent eruptions on Earth in recorded history, and the fallout of dust and sulphur caused crop failures across Europe.

If something isn't done quickly, millions of people will be thrown out of work because small businesses caught in the fallout of mismanagement on Wall Street and regulatory failure will close their doors.

Bruised by the fallout from the failure of Lehman Brothers in the fall of 2008, Geithner was reluctant to impose losses on investors.