Sentence examples for including the fallout from inspiring English sources

But there are unknowns, analysts said, including the fallout from the removal of government stimulus, persistent volatility in the markets and the potential for economic turmoil in Asia and in Europe, where countries are dealing with a sovereign debt crisis and public finances are under pressure.

Due to several delays, including the fallout from the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, the station was completed in late 2011, thanks to STS-134.

The changes come after a disappointing fund-raising quarter for Mr. Edwards and some communications challenges, including the continued fallout over his $400 haircuts.

In a special section — called Which Way Home? — the Your Money team takes a look at housing, including the continuing fallout from the bursting of the real estate bubble, through the stories of homeowners who run the gamut.

Here's the scene a few minutes ago: Photograph: El Pais I'll be back in the morning for another day's action - including all the fallout from today's pan-European protests.

The Game of the Year Edition, which includes the original Fallout 3 game as well as all 5 of the downloadable content packs, was released on October 13, 2009 in North America and October 16, 2009 in Europe.

He joined Facebook in 2004 as its founding president, but left the next year, shuffled out by the company's outside investors, Mr. Parker said, over "external events," including the North Carolina incident and the fallout from his earlier clash with venture partners.

The FIRE sector, including the public caught in the fallout, will surely blame government for the bust and deflect attention away from the gargantuan amount of debt pumped out by lenders.

There is also speculation she is working on a tell-all memoir about the break-up of her marriage and the subsequent fallout including the court case.

Even as Verizon tries to assess the damage at Yahoo and prevent further security intrusions, the scope of the hack and the potential fallout — including the possibility of a costly class-action lawsuit — are inevitably prompting renewed scrutiny of a deal that was intended to transform the telecom behemoth into a digital media powerhouse.

Each year tens of billions of taxpayer dollars are spent on the divorce-associated fallout, not including the millions spent by individuals hiring lawyers and obtaining a divorce.