Sentence examples for mean fallout from inspiring English sources

I don't just mean Fallout 4 coming out, because that's just a digital end-of-the-world situation or at least, the end of you playing anything else this side of Christmas.

International negotiators "will probably hear a more unified voice" coming from Tehran and that could mean "positive fallout for regional security".

(And I mean that: Fallout 3 collector's edition is nearly $20 less there than Newegg, for example).

We might not have yet felt the true, tangible ramifications of this vote, but that doesn't mean the fallout hasn't already had a real and lasting impact on our personal lives.

This means the fallout of a carbon bubble bursting would be felt beyond these shores.

But this would mean that the fallout hits right amid the 2018 midterm elections, something that could not only impact the congressional and Senate races, but also the hugely consequential 2018 gubernatorial contests, in which repeal of the Medicaid expansion could create major complications.

When today's leaders don't say what they mean, the PR fallout can be a nightmare.

What will the fallout mean for Netflix?

But now the banks face a quandary... Savings suffering = Balance Sheet suffering Increased regulation of the banking sector and the GFC fallout mean essentially that wholesale funding sources for banks are under some pressure, both from a 'reform' perspective and simply as a result of shortage of funds.

Things hit a tipping point when it becomes clear the rations available were meant for survivors to manage only a few years underground, but the fallout means they'll be there for decades.

The fallout means bargains galore.