Sentence examples for some of the fallout from inspiring English sources

RYAN LIZZA: FYI, here's a story about some of the fallout I referred to.

So he may contain some of the fallout, but he is not the future of the organisation".

Well, the drought itself may be, but a human remedy for some of the fallout is at hand — if only the federal authorities would act.

Championships at the Division II, Division III, and NAIA levels also continued to grow in interest, reaping some of the fallout from the popularity of Division I.

But its chief executive, Philip M. Condit, has had to weather some of the fallout from the actions of his less scrupulous peers.

"The president will deliver a message of reassurance to mitigate some of the fallout we've seen," predicted Frederic Wehrey of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

They said populations in isolated communities across the rugged north and west of the country were enduring some of the worst of the fallout from this year's extreme El Niño.

Meanwhile, Mr. Cunningham is still trying to resolve some of the logistical fallout from his dice-rolling habit.

Ron Dermer, Israel's ambassador to the United States, attempted to stanch some of the diplomatic fallout but also made clear that Netanyahu would not change his positions against talks with Iran and some Palestinian leaders to better fit Obama's preferences.

If you'd followed some of the political fallout of Iain Duncan Smith's resignation over the weekend, you'd be forgiven for thinking the main casualty of his time in office was now David Cameron's pride, and the hopes of the Remain campaign.

However, my analysis neglected some of the psychological fallout of telling people they only get to ditch ads if they can afford it, the loss of ubiquitous reach for advertisers, and the reality of which users would cough up the cash.