Sentence examples for widening fallout from inspiring English sources
The kidnappings appeared to be part of the widening fallout from France's military intervention against Islamist militants in northern Mali.
The message in the North Rhine-Westphalia vote could have repercussions that reach well beyond its borders, undermining Mrs. Merkel, leader of the continent's largest economy, just as the European Union struggles to contain the widening fallout of the Greece debt crisis.
The incident that got the most attention, mostly because it involved compromising pictures of the ever-overexposed Paris Hilton Paris Hilton, was the ever-widening fallout from a hacking attack.
As the 13-car field for the Sprint Cup playoff enters the second half of the Chase with Sunday's race at Talladega Superspeedway, the fallout widens.
The New York State comptroller's office has rejected a $27 million contract with a News Corporation subsidiary to build a data system for tracking student performance, as fallout widens against the international media conglomerate due to a phone hacking scandal in Britain.
Tesla Motors is reportedly facing yet another federal probe as the fallout widens over a fatal crash involving its semi-autonomous driving feature.
It will also seek to tackle the political fallout from the widening gap between rich and poor.
The Bush administration dispatched top officials, including Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, to contain the fallout over the widening story of abuse at the prisons, which Mr. Powell said had "stunned every American".
France also said it was demanding an explanation from the Israeli Embassy in Paris about the use of a false French passport, suggesting that the diplomatic fallout from the episode was widening.
(Reuters) SOUTH AFRICA: UNIONS' GLOBAL VIEW The world labor union movement said it would muster all its strength to fight the social and economic fallout of globalization, which it said was widening the gap between rich and poor nations.
