Sentence examples similar to fallout of short from inspiring English sources

That is the immediate fallout of short-term greed.

As the Chernobyl fallout was formed of short-lived isotopes to a large extent, the observed radioactivity rather quickly came back to its "normal level".

Although the bulls will argue that Gulf Keystone now doubles its stake in the Kurdistan licenses, we believe the short term fallout of the announcement will be that the shares come under pressure as management's credibility is brought into question and the market tries to quantify how much a "significant fundraising" is.

The fallout was nothing short of devastating: millions of people were displaced; thousands were killed; over a million homes destroyed; roads obliterated; electricity lost; communications cut; and entire communities isolated.

The fallout was nothing short of a morality play acted out on a national stage.

Mr. Bock, the author of a short story collection titled "Olympia," explores the fallout of the bomb through the lives of three people, all of them immigrants, displaced persons, brought to America by the vagaries of World War II.

While much of Washington, D.C., focuses on the impact the cuts will have on the deficit, state and local officials are struggling to minimize the fallout of removing billions of dollars from the economy in a short period of time.

McDonald says that the fallout of Sept. 11 will translate into the sector growing by 15% annually in the short term, but then steadying out to a still-hefty 10% annual increase.

The destructive fallout of the fractured family.

He also looks at the economic fallout of that belief.

The fallout of that decision was now in my lap.