Sentence examples for fallout with a from inspiring English sources

Despite the group's attempts to alleviate the fallout with a PR campaign, the damage had already been done.

Nicole Holofcener's smart, acidic comedy "Lovely and Amazing" zeroes in on contemporary narcissism and its fallout with a relentless, needling accuracy that illustrates exactly the way some people allow their personal insecurities and tics to poison their intimate relationships.

As for the Movers On, these more settled workers' leaving patterns crossed two spectrums: from simply relocating, for instance to join new spouses or for a better opportunity, to being pushed to go due to a critical incident, such as a fallout with a colleague or feeling at risk.

If your eyeshadow results in a lot of fallout (or dropped eyeshadow under your eyes), it's easiest to do your eyes before your face and lips, as you can just wipe away fallout with a makeup remover wipe.

Yet, as president, he has advocated a "multi-polar world" to counter American power, and, over Iraq, managed the worst fallout with an American president for some 40 years.

Nine years on Southgate has a chance to not only fulfil Wenger's prophecy but remind everyone the signings of Mido and Afonso Alves, not to mention a regrettable fallout with an admittedly fading Gaizka Mendieta, were pardonable mistakes.

Is there a resurgence of consumer after some of the fallout with the Series A Crunch? Are value-added services worth it?

Whether you're dealing with a recent breakup, a fallout with family, or a failed business venture, be aware that your emotions could affect your spending habits.

As if Tony Soprano did not have enough troubles: a looming F.B.I. investigation into his organized crime activities; a separation from his wife, Carmela; an infatuation with his therapist, Dr. Melfi, who rejects him; not to mention a brewing fallout with Johnny Sacramoni, an underboss in the New York family.

Tony Parsons, the columnist who defected to the Sun earlier this month after a fallout with the Daily Mirror, will have a column to replace the comedian Frankie Boyle.

The leftist Economic Freedom Fighters, led by Julius Malema, a former ANC youth league leader who was turfed out of the party after a spectacular fallout with Mr Zuma, described "a serious pathological crisis in the leadership and direction of the country".