Sentence examples similar to Repercussions of something from inspiring English sources

"How do we say no, and to whom?" asked one worried NCSES staffer, hinting at the possible political repercussions of excluding something that legislators deem important.

Yes, the taste is amazing, but is it worth the thousands of dollars you'd have to pay, or the negative repercussions of eating something like sodium acid pyrophosphate?

He accused the Anglicans of meddling in things over which they had no control like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while creating "the most adverse repercussions" for something they could influence, Christian-Jewish relations.

"We thought it was time to come back to America," says Glatter. "New York was Ground Zero for the largest terrorist attack on American soil, and the repercussions of 9/11 are something we live out all the time".

Repercussions of the deaths were felt in town as well.

We sit in silence and fear and we let a fourteen year old girl take the brunt of the repercussions of raising her voice against something we all know is wrong.

Health data is a good example of something where there can be negative repercussions to sharing things, and so we have a lot of privacy laws around that.

He said the public won't comprehend the repercussions of a cyberattack until it affects something more tangible like their gas line or water supply.

Instead of following the example of Penn State's students, think about the repercussions of your actions before you do something.

Just be ready for the repercussions of them waking you up with something worse in the future.

In Sunday's finale, when she barrels into the repercussions of her own actions, watching "Enlightened" feels something like hearing a blast of cymbals, a wake-up call.