Sentence examples for terrible fallout from inspiring English sources

The country was now suffering the terrible fallout from his fantasies and obsessions.

They claim already to have been cleared by FIFA and hint at a terrible fallout if the first Middle Eastern host is replaced.

"Oh, by far, the most difficult challenge has been the terrible fallout from the sexual abuse of children by some priests," he said in an interview towards the end of his life.

There are echoes too of the finest post-Vietnam drama of them all, Peter Kosminsky and Leigh Jackson's harrowing Warriors from 1999, which showed the terrible fallout of war on a British platoon working as peacekeepers in the former Yugoslavia.

Even as he tries to comprehend the terrible fallout that Voldemort's return could have on the world, he must search the past for answers as to how to thwart him.

When I ask whether he regrets anything about the terrible familial fallout from Chris Huhne's trial he says, "No.

Yet more tell of how they wouldn't – couldn't – contemplate a second child, so terrible was the physical fallout from the first.

During his trip, Douglass witnessed the fallout of a terrible potato blight that was bringing famine to the land.

In "Before and After" (1992) she examined the fallout from a terrible crime on a family and the community it belongs to.

"Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" had strong tickets sales last week, despite the fallout from largely terrible reviews, according to the first slice of box-office data to be released since critics weighed in on Tuesday before the oft-delayed show's official opening.

How do you feel personally about the fallout from all this? A. I feel terrible.