Sentence examples similar to a repercussion of attacks from inspiring English sources

Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen, former congressman Admiral Joe Sestak and former CENTCOM Commander General Anthony Zinni are only a few of the many who have warned us to think carefully about the repercussions of attacking Iran.

The repercussions of attacking the press will be far reaching.

But the truly punishing repercussion of those attacks has been a round of sweeping layoffs in the airline and hotel industries and other industries with large Mexican labor forces.

India's foreign minister blamed "elements in Pakistan" for the attacks, spreading the repercussions of the attacks beyond India's borders.

It is recommended to keep a diary of attacks in order to help the child and his/her family identify triggering factors, to evaluate the efficacy of treatments and to allow the doctor to appreciate the severity of the migraine (frequency, intensity of attacks, associated digestive signs) and its repercussions on daily life (absenteeism from school).

The result was nine powerful films, including The Burning Man, Angels on our Shoulders and Baraka, that addressed the repercussions of those attacks, and offered a voice to the victims.

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

There is of course a second repercussion of such high bandwidths.

The repercussions of the attack swiftly spread across the nation.

The immediate financial repercussions of the attack were also extended.

Though a tactical victory for the Australians in terms of the fact that they remained in possession of the ground captured, and had managed to draw off some Ottoman reinforcements nevertheless the wider repercussions of the attack at Lone Pine weighed heavily on the outcome at Chunuk Bair.