Sentence examples for future fallout from inspiring English sources

The breadth of Mr. Obama's decision is already raising serious legal and constitutional questions, fueling Republican charges of imperial overreach and worries among some Democrats of future fallout.

America must therefore dispense with the inconsistent maxim that bargaining is morally prohibited when a leader is deemed to have gone beyond the pale — especially when bargaining could actually mitigate future fallout, while eventually securing one's interests and values.

And in the countdown to Brexit, no one in a position of power in the UK can offer anything but sober statistics about the future fallout of our national act of self-harm.

According to one individual with direct knowledge of the program, North Carolina has been "pummeled" by negative recruiting, almost all centered on the future fallout from the academic scandal.

What worries him, and many others in the Miami Beach business community, is any future economic fallout from this summer's outbreak of the virus.

If we do not act now to protect the region's future, the fallout from this conflict will be felt for generations.

She says the mood in Brussels is of "resignation" and "defensiveness", with "the EU wanting to protect itself from any future Brexit fallout".

To future geologists, the fallout will thus present a novel radioactive "spike" (assuming, that is, that the future does not hold a nuclear war).

"Other workers have mentioned that they might not report [lapses] in the future because of fallout from this episode," the supervisor said.

Indeed, partly because of the Syrian conflict and its ongoing fallout, the future of the European Union itself is now in question.

Like Ágnes, Miklós had kept his memories locked inside: he had always done what he vowed to do, which was embrace the present and the future, but the tragic fallout was that Péter felt he had been emotionally difficult to reach because so much of his life and formative experiences were not shared.