Sentence examples for on the fall out from inspiring English sources

"Sky have just run a segment on the fall out between Tiger and the very shy and retiring Steve Williams at last week's Bridestone Invitational," reports Ian Burch.

And so they grabbed on to the fall-out scare pioneered by Lapp.

With much fanfare, The New York Times reported on the falling out between Chávez and his former supporter, noting that "Mr. Chomsky's willingness to press for Judge Afiuni's release shows how the president's aggressive policies toward the judiciary have stirred unease among some who are generally sympathetic to Mr. Chávez's socialist-inspired political movement".

Mr Gent slapped a $62 billion all-paper bid on the table and waited for the fall-out.

Farea Al-Muslimi stole the show when he appeared at a hearing in Washington this week on the fall-out from American drone strikes.

It is in the respect of perceived motivation that the revelations from the Leveson inquiry intersect with toxic effect on the fall-out from the budget.

The World Health Organization's recent report on the fall-out of the Fukushima disaster appeared largely positive: radiation exposure has had only a minor impact on the overall health of the local population.

As a nation, we spend billions on the fall-out from hunger, including avoidable health care costs and the rising cost of poor education outcomes, all while losing productivity in the workplace.

Here's how the Kenyan television channel, NTV, has been reporting on the fall-out: Facebook Twitter Pinterest The channel also has a report on Kenyan members of parliament who have been calling for the country's intelligence service to be overhauled, and for its head to be sacked.

Amed's 10,000-word piece on the fall-out from Net-a-Porter's merger with YOOX last month, delivered in four parts to suit its smartphone-using audience, was a gripping read and may quieten the dissenters who say BoF is little more than an aggregator.

"Could I go back to the ground the day after and report on the fall-out from the crowd disturbances?" the BBC asked.