Sentence examples for lingering fallout from inspiring English sources

Yet despite the lingering fallout from the 2008 global financial crisis the network effect is still going strong.

The lingering fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, however, has dashed that hope by keeping many Americans close to home this winter.

Despite lingering fallout from the recall of millions of vehicles, the Japanese carmaker also raised its outlook for the full business year that ends next March, and said sales, in Asia in particular, were soaring.

TOKYO — Despite a strong yen and the lingering fallout from recalls, the automaker Toyota said Wednesday that it had returned to a profit in the April-to-June quarter because of strong sales in emerging markets and aggressive cost-cutting.

It addresses the lingering fallout of the company's recent corporate marriages (most notably AOL's $103.5 billion acquisition of Time Warner in 2000) that ended badly, becoming case studies in M.B.A. programs on how not to run a company.

The tourism industry in China is set for rapid growth in the coming years, despite lingering fallout from the SARS epidemic earlier this year, according to a report released here Monday.

Its courts are just as unpredictable: one recently declared a perfectly solvent company bankrupt for not paying a dividend.Even Singapore, usually regarded as the best-governed country in the region, faces a terrible dilemma over the lingering legal fallout from the crash.

Aside from a protracted scene in which Amir and Inong act out the torture and killing of Ramli in a similarly grotesque and gleeful manner, The Look of Silence is, generally speaking, a more restrained, quietly haunting film, a meditation on the lingering and pervasive psychological fallout of the genocide.

Augustown has the feel of a ticking High Noon but also suggests that a bomb has previously exploded, the fallout already lingering uncomfortably in the air; it has left its impressions hidden inside the garrison community's bodies, and shapes their hurt.

In an age of video baby monitors, it was also heralded as blasphemous, and an awkward fallout lingered.

But should a state find itself near default, there is also a lesson in Arkansas, where the fallout lingered for decades.