Sentence examples for at repercussions from inspiring English sources

Abu Dhabi has hinted at repercussions for bilateral relations if the review's findings are not to its liking.

Updated at 9.47am GMT 5.45am GMT Let's take a quick look at the repercussions which have come to light lately because of the NSA revelations.

We also looked at the repercussions for a 45-year-old or a 55-year-old.

Ninety per cent is not looking at the repercussions, but responding.

We must look at the repercussions of that, Ariel Sharon invading the Palestinian territories and what about Iran?

"You need to look at the repercussions of what you are going to do to yourself, to your family, to your society and to the Muslims that are around you," he said.

It also showed how estranged he was from himself, and hinted at the repercussions of this estrangement, which aren't in the least bit funny but as serious as can be.

Drawn from 136 submissions, the lineup of 10 for this year's award, in association with Davidstow Cheddar, features six novels, with Stephen Kelman drawing on the murder of Damilola Taylor in Peckham for his debut Pigeon English, and Amy Waldman, former New York Times bureau chief, taking a complex look at the repercussions of the destruction of the twin towers in The Submission.

We look at the repercussions of casual drink driving and getting behind the wheel.

HR executives should convey this message to employers and employees alike: Don't just look at the repercussions of saying no; also, weigh the consequences of saying yes--namely poorer job performance and detrimental effects on employees' job satisfaction--and possibly even their health.

The inflammation-driven impairment of the intestinal barrier function at weaning also has strong repercussions at later age as at 9 weeks pigs still suffer the intestinal maturation gap provoked by early weaning [ 4].