Sentence examples for Have its repercussions from inspiring English sources

"This decision is going to have its repercussions on Poland for a long time.

Any humanitarian action will have its repercussions on the local distribution of resources and local power relations.

That will have its repercussions in every industry, and the worlds of tech and the web are no exception.

The view of the French philosopher René Descartes that the human body is a machine and that it functions mechanically had its repercussions in medical thought.

That moment had its repercussions.

Japan's entry into war against the western Allies had its repercussions in China.

The name game has had its repercussions on a more personal level as well.

I hope that we as a species will realize someday that treating animals as not feeling pain has its repercussions.

The fact that Manchester United could not hold onto Ronaldo, and that AC Milan sold Kaká, still has its repercussions.

The major utility of Wi-Fi is cheap internet access and support for high data rates, but this explosive increase in Wi-Fi usage has its repercussions that a shared bandwidth (up to 600Mbps) is divided between all of the stations running different applications simultaneously due to which degradation in performance occurs especially for real-time applications.

Schutz's philosophical targeting of the social world had its repercussions upon phenomenology, particularly in his critique near the end of his career of Husserl's account (also referred to as a "transcendental constitution") of how the other person comes to appearance in consciousness.