Sentence examples for human fallout from inspiring English sources

The human fallout has been extreme malnutrition and disease.

An army of long-term unemployed workers is spread across the land, the human fallout from the Great Recession and long years of misguided economic policies.

Perhaps the great director is actually too upset to focus his story on the human fallout of a dreadful war making monsters of us all.

If you believe that too many people would rather claim benefits than work, being forced to confront the human fallout of the system doesn't sit comfortably with you.

Here we have one town buoying its economy on the human fallout from another's economic decline and a city official gleefully predicting that nothing will stop crime as crime rates fall for the eighth year in a row.

Fun is fun, but Bill is also keeping track of the human fallout: the "children hanging from mothers anchored by out-of-work fathers" who live in "rotted houses and beat-down trailers" on country roads, waiting for the meth dealer to show up.

This will rip the heart out of our research and technology base, leaving the country ill-prepared to face a challenging future – not to mention the human and economic fallout from the ensuing, inevitable job losses.

Is the United States resuming its chummy military relationship with Egypt, despite growing concern over the Sisi government's counterterrorism practices and grim human rights record? Fallout from Egypt's 2013 military coup had disrupted the previously-steady stream of weapons and military aid flowing from Washington to Cairo.

The guarded enterprise lost its subject matter in 1963 when the superpowers agreed to move all testing of nuclear weapons underground, ending the spectacle of atmospheric blasts and what governments had come to regard as serious risks to human health from radioactive fallout.

Continuous contamination that arises as the developmental fallout of human activities has resulted in progressive deterioration of environmental quality.

The player character is an inhabitant of Vault 101, a survival shelter designed to protect up to 1,000 humans from the nuclear fallout.