Sentence examples similar to possible fall out from inspiring English sources
But Lord Janner said he feared that Mr Farrakhan could cause racial tensions if he repeated his previous remarks: "I'm especially con cerned that we continue to keep the excellent relations between the Jewish and the Muslim communities of this country, not least because of the possible fall-out of Middle East miseries".
A higher accuracy may be required on some specific occasions, for example to forecast the possible fall-out of dangerous space debris, to assess correctly low thrust orbital transfers or complex interplanetary space missions.
People don't benefit from risks without preparing to take them and educating themselves on the possible fall-out.
I hadn't thought it possible to fall out badly enough actually to abandon an interview, until now.
And it is possible for it to fall out when you aren't looking.
As an inventor, I've always believed in being as open-minded as possible, without letting my brains fall out.
I believe it was a terrible misstep made by a misguided administration bent on capturing and killing as many Islamic fundamentalists as possible, with no regards for the capacity of the facility or the possible political fall-out of putting prisoners of war on an isolated base to circumvent international laws on detention.
If they haven't packed their drugs right, it's very possible the drugs are going to fall out [of their butts].
Concerned about the controversy and possible political fall-out, local government officials from Lalitpur met to discuss the trial.
I watched myself fall out the window.
