Sentence examples for more severe fallout from inspiring English sources

The earlier election date could end up helping the Kirchners by giving their opponents less time to organize and by avoiding a more severe fallout later in the year if industrial production slows and unemployment grows.

Carl apparently wakes up, is discharged from the hospital and returns home, only to find blood soaking through his bandages: "I began to think for the first time that my psychological fallout might be more severe than I had anticipated".

The financial crisis may have begun in America, but there is an excellent chance that its real economic fallout will be more severe in Europe.At any rate, a Canadian-European deal might divert trade from America but would not involve increasing barriers to trade with America.

Abby does sleep with Jamie, but this time there is no pregnancy; Jamie may or may not be her cousin; and the emotional fallout is so much more severe that Abby starts seeing a therapist.

But the potential fallout from Lehman Brothers could be more severe.

"If this scandal had broken last June, when Spain announced its request for banking aid, the fallout would already have been far more severe".

"This fallout has turned out to be much more severe and drawn out than virtually every economist had predicted just six months ago," the governor said in his annual message to the Legislature on Wednesday.

"The correction from that and the fallout from the credit meltdown globally probably portends a more severe correction".

But the fallout from a failure of Lehman Brothers could be even more severe, given the firm's much larger size and its entanglements with trading partners around the globe.

The second problem, of course, is that a failure to raise the debt ceiling will spawn a default crisis and economic Armageddon -- and the political fallout from that would probably be a wee bit more severe than a mere government shutdown.

More severe or less severe?