Sentence examples for big repercussions from inspiring English sources

A little victory that would have big repercussions.

"The U.S. can't tell the I.O.C. what to do, but it could cause big repercussions," Kim said.

Yet in Fiji, as in Nepal and Bangladesh, two other big contributors to UN peacekeeping, keeping the peace abroad has big repercussions at home.

In New Jersey, there could be big repercussions, potentially helping to end the state's unjust law allowing civil unions but not same-sex marriages.

Given that fact, it would be bold to suggest that the scandal surrounding Lord Sewel will have big repercussions for the upper house.

A defence lawyer, Filippo Dinacci, told reporters that the sentence would have "big repercussions" on public administration since officials would be afraid to "do anything".

The committee decision that produced the biggest repercussions came late last month, when panel members cleared two congressmen of accusations that they had traded earmarks — money for pet projects that is awarded in no-bid contracts — for campaign contributions.

But it was at the beginning of the race that the biggest repercussions for the championship this year occurred, as Vettel took off from pole position to lead through the first corner.

Among the bills that Mr. Pence opposed while he was a congressman were those that turned out to have the biggest repercussions on Wall Street and American industry: the $700 billion bailout of the financial industry — called the Troubled Asset Relief Program — and the rescue of the auto industry.

The ruling's biggest repercussion for Trump, however, might be a political one.

It brought the biggest repercussion, with Stale Solbakken getting fired by the Wolves just six months after he was hired.