Sentence examples for fallouts of this from inspiring English sources

Bouckaert said: "One of the fallouts of this policy is that this has created a huge market for fake passports in Turkey.

He's no expressionless personality vacuum, though – comparing "The Journey" to a traditional role-playing game, Hunter is more your Witcher 3's Geralt of Rivia type, broadly drawn with flexibility for player refinement, than a create-your-own-adventurer character, as seen in the Fallouts of this mercifully pre-apocalyptic world.

The salt fallouts of different shapes were observed several times during the eruptive period of 2014 2015.

As victims continue to suffer the physical and psychological fallout of this violation, the public will demand action.

But Representative Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee, said, "The geopolitical fallout of this intercept could be far greater than any chemical fallout that would have resulted from the wayward satellite".

But it also hinted that the families' two surviving children — Dwight's son, Sam, and the dead boy's sister, Emma — would suffer the true emotional fallout of this tragedy.

This anniversary is an apt time to consider the fallout of this event on Mr. Cliburn's career, the field of classical music and the world of cultural diplomacy.

The Guardian's website, theguardian.com, recorded over 17m unique browsers - almost 3m unique browsers higher than its second largest day - and 77 million page views, as the fallout of this historic event was felt around the world.

"If you're sitting at someone's home, six or seven guys, they'll ask, 'Why are you sitting there?' " The economic fallout of this exodus, matched with New York's struggling economy, is also widely apparent.

Valerie Caproni says of Favo, "The fact that he's no longer working organized-crime cases in New York is to me just a horrible fallout of this whole thing," and adds, "It's been a very difficult situation, as it always is for a whistle-blower".

The psychic fallout of this childhood is bouts of fear that keep Nikki awake night after night, on the lookout for some unspecified horror, a condition that makes it tough to hold down a job, make friends or keep a lover.