Sentence examples for serious fallout from inspiring English sources

tax had been exaggerated and that he expected no serious fallout over the new measure.

He now stands an excellent chance of winning the seat.But the Republicans are now bracing for much more serious fallout from Mr Foley's disgrace.

Many believe Taco Bell is somewhat insulated from any serious fallout because it has very little presence abroad, where consumers have heightened concerns about genetically engineered food.

But that accident is about to produce some more serious fallout: a report by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, to be made public on Friday, is expected to examine underlying problems of the kind that made the steam leak possible.

It is the first indication that Cosby, who enjoys a busy comedy concert schedule and has been in talks with NBC over a new sitcom, may be suffering serious fallout from the allegations.

"Jack's going to be struggling to repair his marriage, Samantha is going to have some serious fallout from being shot with her own gun, which has all kinds of implications in terms of whether she trusts herself, and there's going to be romantic stuff percolating between her and Martin potentially," Mr. Steinberg explained, referring to Martin Fitzgerald, the character played by Mr. Close.

In many parts of the world climate change will have serious geopolitical fallout as well.

Mr. Liu's resignation is the most serious political fallout yet from the typhoon.

Mr. Cameron has until now avoided serious political fallout from the embarrassments that have flowed in from the inquiry's six months of forensic examination.

It has prompted the most serious diplomatic fallout between Iran and the west since the 1979 takeover of the US embassy after the Islamic revolution.

But let's be realistic: We're talking about the intersection of art and Chicago politics, and that has proved to have the potential for megawatt drama and serious political fallout.