Sentence examples for fallout of other from inspiring English sources

The justice system feels like it's being dumped on... having to pick up the fallout of other departments".

He had seen the fallout of other theorists who had published prematurely (Robert Chamber's anonymously published book, Vestiges, brutally panned by the science reviewers, being the most obvious), and he was not about to be subjected to that kind of criticism.

The students also found a basement door in Zapata that carried a "tiny sticker which reads 'Fallout Shelter—Inspected 1972 The shelter supplies inside were inspected this year by the owner your local government". Evidence of other fallout shelters were found in Escondido Village.

While filing an appeal, Stevens had plenty of other fallout to worry about – his re-election.

Regardless of the political fallout and the censure of other countries — who would secretly applaud the action — the United States should collaborate with Israel and destroy the potential bomb-making sites in Iran once and for all.

In May 1957, Eisenhower tasked the President's Science Advisory Committee (PSAC) to provide a report on the potential effectiveness of fallout shelters and other means of protecting the US population in the event of a nuclear war.

Drew McWilliams, a clinician and the Chief Operating Officer at Morrison Child and Family Services in Portland, Ore., suggests that amid the underwater mortgages, chronic unemployment and other fallout of the recent recession, a less obvious but equally worrying phenomenon has emerged: the troubled minds of children.

As extreme weather and flooding become more frequent and devastating, Devecka-Rinear said, "there's going to be an overlap between the fallout of these disasters and other disasters we face as a society". But she — and 57percentt of those surveyed — is not convinced the country is better prepared for natural disasters.

Planning and preparedness are essential to protect those survivors from delayed residual radiation (fallout) and other effects of the attack such as the loss of utilities and communication systems, structural fires, etc. Q. Are there public shelters (blast or fallout) designated in our communities?

As the women become more knowledgeable with every passing anniversary, they fear that the memories of the disaster and its ongoing fallout is fading in the minds of other residents.

"I think it will have a lot of negative fallout in other areas," he says.