Sentence examples for collateral repercussions from inspiring English sources
With such massive cases as HSBC, JP Morgan and other banks, the public deserves to know the answer to basic questions: how big the crime was, how much the the bank profited from the crime, how the penalty matches with the crime and who decides that there will be collateral repercussions from various penalties.
But think also about the collateral repercussions.
After 14 years of living through the brutality of terrorist acts, "collateral damage" and repercussions on all our societies, people are wising up to the fact that this ridiculous, monochrome notion of "us" v "them" is not going to fly.
"He has no regard for repercussions or collateral damage".
The Mayor of Kingston warns of "severe repercussions" and "collateral damage".
He predicted that there would be "severe repercussions" and "collateral damage" if Coke were arrested, and that this would "risk destroying everything the Government was trying to do on the economy and crime".
Collateral power, collateral damage.
Men are largely free to bare their bodies as they choose without repercussion, unless, as is the case of Dave Franco with Allison Brie and Justin Verlander with Upton, the man happens to be in a picture with a young woman, collateral damage.
Repercussions have been interesting.
Still, there were repercussions.
