Sentence examples for feel the fallout from inspiring English sources

Try asking those who feel the fallout.

It may not take long for the Astros to feel the fallout from this playoff loss.

Goldman Sachs has $700 million in exposure to Italy, according to a regulatory filing released this week, and could feel the fallout if the bonds were marked down.

After all, Europe as a whole will continue to feel the fallout of the turmoil in a much bigger way than America.

Young people are establishing their adult lives in the wake of the biggest recession for 100 years, and they will feel the fallout for years to come.

Another Galleon employee, Zvi Goffer, who attended Mr Rajaratnam's trial, has been charged with insider trading, and will stand trial later this month.It is not just hedge funds that will feel the fallout from Galleon.

Canada's economy has fared worse than the United States economy so far this year but typically feels the fallout from any economic trouble south of the border.

Although he took extensive precautions to find an ethical factory, Brown immediately felt the fallout of the new "Made in China" label.

Though few would know its name, the majority of Americans have felt the fallout from Fast Track because... drum roll... today's "trade" agreements aren't really about trade anymore.

A government spokesman in the House of Lords, Lord Wallace of Saltaire, responded sympathetically to calls in that house on April 6th for a public inquiry once criminal investigations were complete, which might lead to tighter press regulation.The coppers, however, are likely to feel the biggest fallout.

While most commentators seem to feel that the fallout will be more contained than it would have been in 2011 and 2012, they cannot be certain.The euro was supposed to be a currency without an exit mechanism.