Sentence examples for little fallout from inspiring English sources

Many eruptions, little fallout on a largely indifferent fan base.

So far, television audiences and moviegoers have experienced little fallout from the strike.

Mr. Eby said there had been very little fallout in terms of phone calls from listeners and donors from the video release.

Yaskawa Electric told The Yomiuri, Japan's largest daily newspaper, that just 2 percent of its pension funds were managed by AIJ and that there would be little fallout.

And even the darkest eye shadows have little fallout, so your cheeks won't end up with an inadvertent dusting of smokiness.

Politically, Mrs. Clinton's position has puzzled some advocates for the poor, who note that she represents a largely Democratic state where there would be little fallout if she took a stand against the tighter restrictions.

The fellowship will help her uncover why HIV contamination of the blood supply produced public furor in France but little political fallout in the United States.

It would produce little radioactive fallout compared with an atomic explosion, but could cause long-term health problems for anyone breathing the particles in.

For much of the Giuliani administration, low inflation and steady fuel prices translated into modest rent increases from the guidelines board -- and correspondingly little political fallout.

If you ditch the depleted uranium and replace it with lead, you get a bomb that results in comparatively little radioactive fallout, which is primarily the by-product of fission reactions.

But while it rattled many foreign markets a bit, by the time Turkey devalued its currency on Thursday by letting it float freely, it appeared that there would be little lasting fallout from this rocky episode.