Sentence examples for fallout that could from inspiring English sources

They have gained added force from estimates of the economic fallout that could follow bankruptcy.

This is nothing compared to the possible investor fallout that could have followed corporate charges, but these were always going to be harder to prove.

But among European diplomats here, a far greater concern than any environmental or health dangers of chemical eradication is the potential for political fallout that could lead to more violence and instability.

Asked about the political fallout that could come from Trump's opponents pelting his supporters with eggs and throwing punches at them, Clinton would not engage.

A cleaner environment will make real money, and prevent the social and political fallout that could come with continued environmental disaster.

Benjamin said, "Hezbollah maintains a presence in Europe and its recent activities demonstrate that it is not constrained by concerns about collateral damage or political fallout that could result from conducting operations there .

And then there were those whose concerns were not the content of Ms. Omar's statements, but the political fallout that they could have.

"One explanation is connivance and alleged criminality," said Claire Enders, a media analyst in Britain who has examined the potential fallout that the scandal could have on Mr. Murdoch's businesses.

The U.S. and Pakistani governments won't discuss exactly how many FBI agents are working in Pakistan, citing security concerns and the political fallout that President Pervez Musharraf could face.

Even as he tries to comprehend the terrible fallout that Voldemort's return could have on the world, he must search the past for answers as to how to thwart him.

Forty-three exhibition games were wiped from the N.B.A. calendar Friday, the first significant fallout from a labor crisis that could soon threaten the regular season.