Sentence examples for much the fallout from inspiring English sources

González Durántez was also asked by the magazine how much the fallout from Clegg's unpopularity has affected her.

How much the fallout hurts.

ReprintsTurkey may not care much about the fallout from this on its relationship with the European Union.

But the automaker's luxury division, Lexus, appears to have avoided much of the fallout.

The settlement on Wednesday deals with much of the fallout, including an $8.5 billion agreement with 22 institutional investors, from BlackRock to the Federal Reserve.

But she concurred with Dr. Kellner that the Island's economy "appears to have escaped much of the fallout of the national recession".

The failed German bond auction on Wednesday might have brought to an end one turbulent chapter in the history of the Continent's debt crisis, during which Berlin remained insulated from much of the fallout.

Particularly in Europe, which suffered much of the fallout, revelations of reckless management in the financial industry — a main employer of business school graduates — and the devastating consequences for taxpayers and working people have led to something of a backlash.

Much of the fallout from Sydney FC's 2-0 win over Melbourne Heart has been about the Heart's poor performance, but it was perhaps the first signs of Sydney FC's new style of play.

So far, Fukushima Daiichi's operator, Tokyo Electric Power, has offered full compensation only to farmers in the zones that were evacuated, which were within 12 miles of the plant, and a larger area to the northwest, where winds carried much of the fallout.

MacAvoy feels blame for this economic implosion was rightly laid at management's feet but that discerning boards could have prevented much of the fallout.