Sentence examples for certain repercussions from inspiring English sources

The case for intervention in Syria underestimates the almost certain repercussions.

And I still have certain repercussions – I never got my full eyesight back.

"Management knows there are certain repercussions," as in a loss of confidence and face, Madsen says.

But, as of late I am aware that certain foods may have certain repercussions and I know that –- for instance –- if I want to maintain a certain weight or am preparing to be on camera, if I gain more than 2 lbs in a day, the next day I fast until dinner and then eat a piece of steak and salad.

The fact that the migration of fibroblasts onto PCL/HAp films was slower than onto the control glass surface might have certain therapeutic repercussions, given that the bone substitute implantation presents the onset of the above-mentioned "race for the surface" involving bone cells and opportunistic bacteria, with its winner often determining the success of the therapeutic outcome.

Whatever the timing, the Republican report is certain to have repercussions for Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.

It was unclear what impact Friday's verdict would have on Italy's ever-delicate political balance, though it is almost certain to have repercussions.

Fearing these forms of repercussions, certain parents in the camps have been forcing their sons to marry early.

The shakeup was certain to have repercussions in the Arab world and beyond – as a sign that massive public outrage could bring down a leader as entrenched and powerful as Ben Ali.

Do not post personal information unless you are certain of the repercussions.

With a British parliamentary election two weeks away, the bombing is certain to have political repercussions.