Sentence examples for there will be fallout from inspiring English sources

"Many people will have done their best to avoid insolvency in the run-up to Christmas, so there will be fallout from that in January and February," he added.

His margin of favorability has actually gone up, although it's yet to be seen whether there will be fallout from his recent stumbles over the term "anchor babies".

Yet there will be political fallout.

There will be, however, fallout.

I don't think there will be any fallout".

But closings have yet to begin and, he conceded, "there will be some fallout".

These distinctions may seem trivial to the nondesigner, but I'm sure there will be acrimonious fallout over my heretical stand against Avant Garde.

But some Republicans worry there will be political fallout for supporting the first decline in overall public-education spending since at least 1949.

Then there will be the fallout from the internal investigation into phone hacking being overseen by another new entry in this year's MediaGuardian 100, Will Lewis.

Northern Ireland's substantial economic growth since the Good Friday agreement is heavily indebted to EU funding and initiatives: there will be economic fallout, many will feel betrayed by the UK, and that could seismically shift the political landscape of the north.

As yet unknown is whether there will be more fallout from this accounting problem.