Sentence examples for press fallout from inspiring English sources

Under lengthy and at times intense questioning, Choike painted a picture of a military hierarchy that was almost obsessively focused on media reaction to what was happening to Manning in Quantico, fearful of the press fallout should the soldier attempt to kill himself.

But there's nothing anywhere near the same magnitude as, say, the press fallout and antitrust probe around the new Google+ search integration, or the Motorola acquisition, the Android patent licensing issues, or the many other efforts and problems it has happening every day.

The number of complaints is expected to snowball with further press coverage of the fallout from the stunt.

A reward was offered for information on anyone who had attacked Gascoyne, but mainly the Grub Street press concerned itself with the fallout from the affair.

Along the way there were mass band sackings, fallouts with the press and great rock'n'roll tales (fighting journalists, stealing their own master tapes) that threatened to drown out the music.

NRC press relations official Roger Hannah corrected: "'nuclear fallout' is impossible at such a facility because nuclear fission does not occur there".

The fallout from this flurry of press included a TV documentary built around this group of obsessive dressers for 20th Century Box on London Weekend.

Fallout was absent in early press accounts of the Hiroshima bombing as the media joined in the triumphalist backing of The Bomb and the bombings.

Whatever Sir Howard recommends, there are signs that the Government – particularly the Chancellor, who placed Heathrow expansion back on the table in 2012 – is minded to press ahead with Heathrow despite the huge political fallout it would trigger.

Karpinski and other leaders from environmental groups such as the Sierra Club and Environment America held a press conference Wednesday at the National Press Club to discuss fallout from the election.

Since the beginning of the Internet, the unintended consequences of its arrival have been routinely compared to the fallout from the invention of the printing press.