Sentence examples for into fallout from inspiring English sources

The eruption dates for many of the tephras is known with high precision, some having been collected as they rained out directly from the eruptive plume onto the decks of various ocean-going vessels that were nearby or that were deliberately piloted into fallout zones (anecdotally against the better judgement of some of the skippers).

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My time with the expansions has brought clarity to another question that's been bugging me for the better part of a year: Gosh dangit, how come I couldn't get into Fallout 4? Granted, I spent 40 hours wandering the wastelands of the Commonwealth, but I never even finished the main story.

There was plenty in the reveal that harked back to the gameplay of Fallout 3, but you have to hand it to Bethesda the time they've put into Fallout 4, with development beginning in 2009, has evidently been spent wisely, the almost-end product incorporating a wealth of new-gen feature upgrades and innovations.

In the 1950s, Hedley Marston's research into nuclear fallout from the Maralinga nuclear tests brought Marston into bitter conflict with the Australian government appointed Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee.

The British actor delved into his fallout with Tatum to Bret Easton Ellis.

Don Sulots, who had moved into the fallout path two months before, said, "It sounded like thunder.

The class-action lawsuit, filed in federal court in Northern California, injected another element into the fallout of the scandal.

It was the sort of speech that sends a person into a fallout shelter alone with his tax cut and his Second Amendment rights.

The admission by the Pentagon's chief investigator into the fallout from WikiLeaks that no such casualties were identified marks a significant undermining of such arguments.

Public trust in the BBC is said to have been knocked by the furore and a number of inquiries are under way into the fallout from the Savile problems.