Sentence examples for any future repercussions from inspiring English sources
SFA chief executive Stewart Regan reiterated again his fears that a combined British team could lead in time to the four home nations eventually coming under one umbrella - even though he acknowledged that Fifa are prepared to give assurances that there would not be any future repercussions if Scotland do participate.
People have a right over their body; they should therefore be fully educated about the future repercussions removing any part of their bodies can have on their health.
Santana, for his part, allowed himself to get lost in the moment, deciding on the mound to chase the achievement and accepting the future repercussions, whatever they might be.
Although the secret funerals for their fallen comrades "really pissed off" other Pskov soldiers who think their service should be recognised, he said, they are also unwilling to speak out at risk of future repercussions.
For the uninitiated and uneducated about money, there was little to no thought given of the future repercussions of borrowing.
A growing number of studies into the development of and future repercussions for children born through assisted reproduction can be found in the literature [ 20, 21, 30].
Thus, we are becoming increasingly aware that choosing the appropriate agent, even in the early stages of disease, is extremely important because of the future repercussions of these selections in advanced stages of infection.
Furthermore, Michelle speculated that a negative encounter might have future repercussions: "Invariably there are people out there who have offered help to somebody who is disabled and had their head chewed off for it so the next disabled person they see, they're very reluctant – they're just 'Oh I don't need that again, I'm going to walk on by'".
Did she have any future goals?
Any future plans in the TV world?
