Sentence examples for These repercussions from inspiring English sources

These repercussions are intoned in stentorian, buttercream tones by Morpheus; no wonder Neo is so depressed.

These repercussions of Napoleon's new foreign policy stirred up bitter controversy in France.

These repercussions have prompted some to question the wisdom of Mr. Bush's aggressive response to the Russian incursion into Georgia.

These repercussions remain evident as the 73-year-old Wilson ambles on stage with his 10-piece band (including founding Beach Boys guitarist Al Jardine).

These repercussions are also felt in Last Orders (1996), a masterpiece of quiet authenticity by Graham Swift, a novelist who, since his acclaimed Waterland (1983), showed himself to be acutely responsive to the atmosphere of retrospect and of concern with the consequences of the past that suffused English fiction as the second millennium neared.

These repercussions extend still further: workers whose finances are impacted by student loan debt are less productive, are more likely to find it difficult to meet household expenses, and are less confident in their retirement preparedness.

On the whole, the literature points to diverse and substantial differences in error reporting behaviours between nurses and physicians, as well as the nature of the repercussions these groups fear.

Crimes such as these have repercussions for victims that can last for a lifetime".

These wider repercussions hardly featured in the UK campaign, which was almost entirely inward-looking.

These negative repercussions must be resolved by legislative, administrative, and officials and private sector players.

And then, of course, you realize: All these hypothetical repercussions of a "like" are pretty much imaginary.