Sentence examples for All repercussions from inspiring English sources

"Were it not for the sizeable provisions we made for all repercussions of the emissions issue that are now quantifiable, we would be reporting on yet another successful year overall".

But everything has all these repercussions.

"It's a big idea that requires a lot of thinking through just what all the repercussions are going to be".

But the markets may also be calm because it is simply not clear yet what all the repercussions of the deal will be.

Of all the repercussions to have come from Jeremy Clarkson lamping his producer, the most upsetting was the hobbled Top Gear that sprang up in its wake.

If they can, situations will inevitably arise one after another in which the Government will either have to abdicate or to shoot with all the repercussions of shooting, at home and abroad.

Getting feedback, said Leah Pence, who owns Another Wild Hare, a New York event planning firm, whether it's from a planner or a friend, and having a sounding board can help you think through all the repercussions of what you are trying to do.

All the repercussions of supporting that system, I can choose to opt out of that, and I can educate my small circle of friends.

"He's won three Davis Cups and enjoyed all the positive repercussions of that and still he wanted to be here".

"The problem is not Japan alone — it's that Japan reinforces all the negative repercussions and our own weak recovery," said Stephen S. Roach, nonexecutive chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia and a professor at Yale. "It's difficult to know the tipping point for the global economy, but there are difficult headwinds now".

I see extrinsically motivated expectations and their repercussions all the time.