Sentence examples similar to a downstream repercussion from inspiring English sources

"The biggest story coming out of that case is not the immediate implication for the parties and whether American Needle can get a headwear contract, but the downstream repercussions that would treat the league as anything but a single entity," said Ben Mulcahy, a partner with the law firm Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton.

Expression patterns of cytokines dictate the specific response of a host to a pathogen, and early disruption of these proteins can have downstream repercussions that can affect the outcome of infection [20].

To minimize anxiety (as well as possible unwanted downstream repercussions) one sometimes turns to sages who can suggest a novel option that corresponds to the fabled middle-way which maximizes self-protection and self-healing while minimizing collateral damage or predictable downstream repercussive effects.

But that is just a "downstream" measure.

He is what is known as a "downstream" oilman.

Apply detergent concentrate through a downstream injector.

Ubiquitin is a diverse signalling molecule in which specific linkages can encode different downstream biological repercussions.

Second, HCM females and pressure-overloaded mice do not exhibit reductions in ventricular CD36 expression or AMPK activity, increased plasma TG, or the downstream hepatic repercussions observed in male HCM mice (Table S1A C).

This situation has a direct repercussion on their health status.

Dennis told BBC Surrey: "Losing is an inevitable repercussion of not doing a good enough job.

His sister was found a mile downstream.