Sentence examples for because of repercussions from inspiring English sources

My parents didn't want me to go because of repercussions in Miami.

While celebrities faced intense backlash for tweeting messages as innocuous as "Free Palestine" over the summer, and many are afraid to speak up because of repercussions, the taboo is being broken.

According to nearly half of all the providers, women hid the abuse and were often not telling the truth, did not want to disclose or report violence because of fear of repercussions, because they wanted to save their marriage, or due to cultural reasons.

According to the account of the landowner, who declined to be identified because of fear of repercussions from the military, seven women and children were killed in May during an air attack on the village of Shahu Khel.

"We don't really have a leader," said Mahdiye, a 20-year-old student, who like many protesters declined to give a last name because of fears of repercussions.

Many students — including several fraternity members, who would not give their full names because of fear of repercussions — said they felt that the Greek system was taking the brunt of Rider's alcohol scrutiny.

"Student unity [supersedes reporting]" "[Better to] mind your own business" Indeed, previous studies have reported that students are not likely to report because of fear of repercussions by their peers, being outcast and believing that it is not a student's responsibility to report the misconduct of others [ 29, 30].

They said a number of cabinet members and more junior ministers backed him but were nervous about speaking out publicly because of the fear of repercussions.

The woman requested anonymity because of the fear of repercussions from Iranian authorities if she spoke openly.

I couldn't disclose who had rented the property, because of the risk of repercussions to my close ones, so I had to take the sentence on the chin.

Newsnight's source spoke to the programme through an intermediary and is fearful of repercussions because of the scale of the alleged cover-up.