Sentence examples for personal fallout from inspiring English sources

But the personal fallout for Vin that day angered him.

No one knows for sure how many personal fallout shelters were installed in the city, but in the 1950s and 1960s many Americans were anxious about civil defense and how to survive nuclear catastrophe.

But there has been another, deeply personal fallout from the debate over the president's removal, as friendships and even family ties are strained by the nation's sudden political schism.

The novel — which takes place in the tiny, fictional English village of Pagford, and chronicles the political and personal fallout created by the sudden death of a member of the parish council named Barry Fairbrother — reads like an odd mash-up of a dark soap opera like "Peyton Place" with one of those very British Barbara Pym novels, depicting small-town, circumscribed lives.

"If he wants to escape the burdens of the past," he said, "he may wish to remember that there are many who have to live with their experience of the Third Reich and the personal fallout from it in their families all the time".

Among Ocar's personal fallout from current government systems is the fact that the company is owed $200 million, according to a statement Schlosser made to the press back in March.

Then there's the personal and professional fallout.

By Alexandra Schwartz Hollinghurst's latest generation-spanning novel probes the personal and political fallout of clandestine desire.

Carswell says he hates personalising politics, but you sense something profoundly personal in his fallout with the Conservatives.

"After getting feedback from his former worker bees at other outlets, I'm concerned about potential personal and professional fallout".

The middle class may find that prices are rising, as indirect taxes go up to compensate for cuts in corporate and personal taxes.The political fallout can be nasty.