Sentence examples for long-term fallout from inspiring English sources

It must consider the long-term fallout as well.

The authorities in Sana'a are ill-equipped to cope with the long-term fallout, too.

The long-term fallout from the disaster left the nation and the soccer program struggling.

For those drilling for oil near Thayet, however, short-term gains far outweigh any long-term fallout.

It is unclear what the long-term fallout will be.The federal government's moratorium on new deepwater drilling is very unpopular in the region.

The notoriety bred by #OscarsSoWhite will doubtless boost Sunday's TV audience; but the episode's long-term fallout may prove less benign than many assume.

So, people currently blame the Republicans more than anyone else for the government shutdown, but predicting the long-term political fallout is not as easy as that suggests.

Despite increasing discontent with the government over its failure to find a lasting solution to Nagorno-Karabakh, or deal with the long-term social and economic fallout of the war, and despite constant allegations of official corruption, Aliev consistently managed to distance himself from public dissatisfaction.

Looking back, we knew nothing of synapses and brain circuitry and the catastrophic fallout from long-term depression.

The lingering fallout poses a long-term threat to anyone who inhabits the area, but if these people are old to begin with, and small in number, they are likelier to die of other causes.

The only encouraging sign, evident in long-term opinion data and the recent ABC Debate fallout, is that the public strongly rejects this superficial, smear-driven journalism.