Sentence examples for prolonged fallout from inspiring English sources

"Social media allows us to make our families appear perfect but at the same time we're always a bit relieved when we find out that things weren't quite as wonderful as presented," says Gilly Macmillan, whose much-anticipated debut novel Burnt Paper Sky focuses on the prolonged fallout after a child disappears.

News of the e-mail searches prolonged the fallout from the cheating scandal, in which about 70 students were forced to take a leave from school for collaborating or plagiarizing on a take-home final exam in a government class last year.

As Japan gropes for a way to deal with its problems a prolonged recession, a leaderless political system, the fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster, and a rapidly aging population that the economy struggles to support the photographer Shiho Fukada has been looking at the symbiotic relationship between Japan's current political turmoil and its unemployment crisis.

For Appalachian residents who live under the deadly fallout of EPA's decisions, state corruption and Big Coal's assault, the rules are akin to a prolonged death sentence -- and in effect, tacitly recognize birth defects and cancer corridors as acceptable collateral damage in the coalfields.

In conclusion, our study significantly adds to the existing body of knowledge by (a) detailing a number of previously undescribed recurrent chromosomal gains and losses in premenopausal breast cancers; (b) focusing on a unique cohort of breast carcinomas associated with prolonged low-dose radiation exposure; and (c) describing a set of CNAs that are specific to tumours from a nuclear fallout area.

It was prolonged.

Shackling for prolonged periods.

The ovations were prolonged.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A prolonged silence ensues.

A noisy prolonged bore?