Sentence examples for would be fallout from inspiring English sources

"We all thought there would be fallout for the girls because they were so traumatized".

"I think he knew there would be fallout among the swing voters who respond to the perception of political leaders being moralistic in their stands.

On Thursday, investor Wilbur Ross said there would be fallout in the industry but it was important to make sure troubles at the bond insurers don't disrupt municipal bond issuance, a $2.6 trillion market.

Like many memoirists, however, Kittel could not not write this book, and she had to tap into her inner compass every day, knowing that there would likely be fallout from the writing of her book.

There would be legal fallout as well.

But Egypt's former tourism minister, Hisham Zaazou, who left office earlier this month, acknowledged there would be a fallout.

Yaskawa Electric told The Yomiuri, Japan's largest daily newspaper, that just 2 percent of its pension funds were managed by AIJ and that there would be little fallout.

There was a palpable sense of unease within NPR on Friday about whether there would be more fallout from Mr. Williams's firing.

"We made a tough call and we knew there would be some fallout from it, but there have been other players who have been unlucky on this tour in terms of selection.

Politically, Mrs. Clinton's position has puzzled some advocates for the poor, who note that she represents a largely Democratic state where there would be little fallout if she took a stand against the tighter restrictions.

If Romney were to win in November, the first matter he'd have to deal with would be the fallout from the so-called fiscal cliff of December 31st, the day when some five hundred billion dollars worth of tax increases and spending reductions take effect, which could put the economy into another recession (if it's not already in recession by then).