Blabbing on a business trip can cause repercussions.
In 2001 an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease seriously damaged the livestock industry and caused repercussions throughout the Uruguayan economy.
"Many of these recent recalls," said Caroline Smith DeWaal, director of food safety at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, "show that an error in a single ingredient plant — whether peanut butter, spices or flavor enhancers — can cause repercussions throughout the food chain".
But Brice has seen teams rise only to fall in the past, and has used that to craft storylines based on who's going where, and why that may or may not cause repercussions elsewhere.
Secretary Clinton's reference to childishness, Vice President Biden's description of Russia's "withering" economy serving to bend their will in our direction, and President Obama's remark that Cambridge police "acted stupidly" all caused repercussions requiring serious backpedalling.
These issues cause repercussions in the form of increased resource utilisation [ 17].
(a) 20, (b) 10 million, (c) 100 million or (d) an infinite amount of seeds (also causing massive repercussions in terms of budget).
Gregory's building program, including the Quirinal Palace in Rome, along with his political ventures, together exhausted the papal treasury, causing serious repercussions in the Papal States.
The move, predicted by BBC Sport's Eddie Jordan earlier this month, was announced on Friday, causing huge repercussions throughout Formula 1.
More than 300 copies of "The Diary of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank and other Holocaust-related books have been torn up in separate incidents in public libraries around Tokyo, causing wide repercussions within local communities.
