Sentence examples for a major repercussion from inspiring English sources

Hartlepool fans demanded a red card; Knight chose to caution Liddle - a decision that was to have a major repercussion with his important goal.

A major repercussion was the return of illegal user fees [ 104- 106], which may counteract the expected policy effects.

If you want to have a chance of getting off without any major repercussions, you should at least try.

The partisan response made it plain that there will be no serious congressional investigation of the Russia election outrage, nor any major repercussions for Russia.

For now, it is unclear whether the court's ruling will cause any major repercussions in the state or whether the release of so many prisoners will amount to anything more than an embarrassment for a former governor whose most recent pursuit is cooking.

Were there ever any major repercussions or burned bridges?

Thirteen people have been freed from police bail in the first major repercussion from the collapse of the Tulisa Contostavlos trial.

In addition, evidence has also been gathered that the endomyometrial dysfunction has major repercussion on reproductive functions.

That would present the Obama administration with a huge dilemma with major repercussions throughout the Middle East.

Zika's rapid rise and the specter of associated birth defects have major repercussions in a warm region with struggling economies and vast flows of tourists, all ingredients for further spread of the virus.

Mellberg, Sweden's Olympiakos defender, who is looking forward to facing England in the second group fixture, in Kiev, rates Rooney highly and he knows that England would be weakened were he unavailable against Ukraine, in a tie that could have major repercussions for the group.