Sentence examples for its fallout in from inspiring English sources

The Times has covered the event and its fallout in news, opinion and analysis pieces as well as a video and a charticle.

I had never intended to be a journalist but was fascinated with the team of distinguished reporters, who had arrived in Islamabad to cover the American invasion of Afghanistan and its fallout in Pakistan.

In so far as it has been able – which is quite far – Moscow has managed to park Ukraine and its fallout in a "regional" box, while continuing to behave as a global player.

4 P.M. (Sundance) LOVELY AND AMAZING (2002) Nicole Holofcener examines narcissism and its fallout in this story about two sisters, both in their 30s: Elizabeth Emily Mortimerrightght), an attractive actress who was rejected for a role in a soap opera for not being sexy enough, and Michelle (Catherine Keener), an artist who designs gift shop tchotchkes and has anger-management issues.

MIDNIGHT (Sundance) LOVELY AND AMAZING (2002) Nicole Holofcener examines narcissism and its fallout in this story about two sisters, both in their 30s: Elizabeth Emily Mortimerr), who was rejected for a role in a soap opera for not being sexy enough, and Michelle Catherine Keenerr), an artist with anger-management issues.

10 P.M. (Sundance) LOVELY AND AMAZING (2002) Nicole Holofcener examines narcissism and its fallout in this story about two sisters, both in their 30s: Elizabeth (Emily Mortimer, above), an attractive actress who was rejected for a role in a soap opera for not being sexy enough, and Michelle Catherine Keenerr), an artist who designs gift-shop tchotchkes and has anger-management issues.

CHICAGO — The fight over collective bargaining rights for public sector workers in Wisconsin remained at an impasse this weekend, even as its political fallout — in recall efforts of state legislators and dueling television commercials — grew larger.

The Financial Times reported on Thursday that Deutsche Bank had broached, then ended talks, about a deal with Citigroup, because of Mr. Ackermann's worries about its political fallout in Germany.

"A confrontation between the Obama administration (Democrats) and his critics (Republicans) over making the report public and the danger of its subsequent fallout in other countries has begun," states Iranian daily Vatan-e Emruz.

If the Soviet plume begins to drift towards Britain - and there have been easterly winds - the National Radiological Protection Board will quickly pick up the signs from its fallout monitoring stations in Glasgow, London, Belfast, Bridgend, Shrivenham, Glos, and Chilton in Oxfordshire.

The accident and its fallout are described in devastating detail – the account is, apparently, largely autobiographical.