Sentence examples for and practical repercussions of from inspiring English sources

But for the 20% who consider themselves "Northern Irish only" European music might sound increasingly sweet as the economic and practical repercussions of Brexit materialise.

The structural properties of the buildings designed with the former and the current Colombian codes are compared to investigate the practical repercussions of the new regulation.

His columns are adept at teasing out the practical repercussions of the math — DNA matches that might falsely implicate you, Wall Street "sucker" bets that could crack your nest egg.

Administrators also need to be reminded of the practical repercussions of OOPSIEs: the burdens imposed on teachers, the disruptions caused to the educational process, the damages wreaked on the school's reputation.

A second qualification is subjective: The economic mind-set has shifted dramatically since the Great Recession and the 2008-2009 financrisisrisis — and this has huge practical repercussions.

So the political crisis in Cairo is already having practical repercussions both in the Sinai and in the Gaza Strip.

But, for Corinthian students and graduates, the company's failure has had more practical repercussions.

Practical repercussions as well.

They fear practical repercussions in the community or the workplace.

Debates over epistemic principles sound abstract, but they have enormous practical repercussions.

The political and economic repercussions of that alienation will last through my lifetime.