Sentence examples for fallout that one from inspiring English sources

In "Voysey" the "inheritance" is in fact the embezzlement and fallout that one generation has left for the next to clean up.

Follow the fallout from that one here.

And Khalifa owed it all to the fallout from that one hijab-featuring scene.

The teams have not played since 1990, after the universities failed to come to terms on a new contract in a fallout that left officials casting blame on one another.

The older ones were gravitational and relied on passive fallout; that is, particles had to settle onto a surface to be counted.

No one in the plaintiff's camp anticipated the fallout that followed.

In the fallout from that policy no one, his film suggests, was more dissatisfied than Hafez al-Assad of Syria.

Wolf in White Van is a powerful addition to recent literature dealing with the fallout from trauma, one that will appeal to fans of Scott Heim's Mysterious Skin (for the emotional openness and youthful acting out and aesthetic want) and Tom McCarthy's Remainder (for the response to trauma with the creation of massive, obliterating system).

Walcott has highlighted the fallout as one of the reasons that pushed him towards this week's £20 million transfer to Everton, after a 12-year stint at Arsenal.

Money market funds braced for possible fallout from the disclosure that one big fund's net assets fell below $1 a share, because it had held securities issued by Lehman Brothers.

And while writing "Lunar Park," which he began back in 1989, Ellis also endured the fallout when it was revealed that one of his immediate family members was a drug addict.