Sentence examples for intense fallout from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ritchie said that both Mr. Rudin and Mr. Norris were strong-willed people but that he had been unaware of trouble on "The Corrections" or the possibility of such intense fallout for the actors and others involved in "Clybourne Park".

Sevigny has said she has no regrets about making the film, but the fallout was intense and she was caught in the crossfire.

The speech by Holder, the country's first African-American attorney general, came at the end of a day of intense debate about the fallout from the Zimmerman verdict.

The fallout was intense; regulators and investors scrambled to blame so-called "program trading" -- something relatively new to the marketplace.

(We didn't back down and Bridgestone-Firestone didn't carry out its threat, but the political fallout was intense).

Yet behind the impassive visage of Secret Service officers sometimes lies the fallout from intense stress; mind-numbing boredom of long, event-free shifts; and family stress due to dedication to the agency and unpredictable travel schedules.

This fallout is quite intense but relatively short-lived.

The Black Stars are suffering an intense public backlash as the fallout from their 2014 World Cup shambles continues.

This fallout can be so intense in certain weather patterns such as the El Niño condition that benthic animals on soft bottoms are smothered and die.

This is an upsetting, intense, intricately drawn portrait of the fallout from a 12-year-old boy's involvement with his seventh-grade teacher.

Mr. Snow, 63, has been outspoken this year in calling for improved business ethics in corporations, an important consideration for an administration that came under intense pressure to deal with the fallout from scandals involving Enron and other big companies.