Sentence examples for the damaging fallout from inspiring English sources

"I think she had a kind of cognitive dissonance about it," Mr. Alda said of the damaging fallout from her experiments.

Clotfelter pointed out that the current debate about the damaging fallout from big-time college sports echoes an argument that dates to the 1920s.

Even if the industry-led efforts were very successful, a big if, they're not expected to be anywhere near enough help to stop the damaging fallout from widespread foreclosures — on neighborhoods, cities and the broader economy.

Many years later, the Foreign Office was still deeply worried about the potentially damaging fallout.

The difference, though, is that Kearney's affair happened 10 years ago, even the Texas administrators who put her on leave believe it was a one-time incident that never happened again and there didn't appear to be any other damaging fallout from something that happened so long ago.

Governments also worry about the damaging domestic political fallout of being forced to accept tough conditions as part of a rescue package.

But the damaging stories about him continue.

Here comes the damaging part.

The violation creates not only technical obstacles for the Sanders campaign, but also damaging political fallout.

Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Iowa — the states that, along with the District of Columbia, currently recognize same-sex marriage — have not seen plummeting marital rates, or any other damaging social fallout.

Elsewhere, the risk was much greater and the fallout potentially more damaging as teams made cuts to get under the new salary cap of $120 million per team and started handing out big contracts to meet the new stipulation for mandatory cash-spending requirements.