Sentence examples for dangerous repercussions from inspiring English sources

In their native lands -- countries like Syria, Somalia and Iran -- protests brought dangerous repercussions.

He knows that writing the story may have dangerous repercussions, and yet he must write it.

Together, they examine the gender data gap and the dangerous repercussions of a world built for men.

Set in Vermont's rugged Northeast Kingdom, this first novel tells of a lonely boy who takes up with a crew of dope farmers and scammers, with dangerous repercussions.

F Stephen Larrabee: The death last month of Turkmenistan's president-for-life, Saparmurat Niyazov, could have dangerous repercussions across Central Asia.

But it has dangerous repercussions, says Eddie Wren, a former traffic-control officer in Britain who is now the head of Advanced Drivers of America, a school for professional drivers in Williamsville, New York.

"This change can be seen as a dangerous repercussion in the tenor of discourse and experience over the past year," she wrote.

Portraying Muslims as different and dangerous can have serious repercussions, and tonight's Dispatches draws attention to a growing number of Muslims who now live in daily fear; some because their homes are repeatedly vandalized, others because they have suffered devastatingly violent attacks.

We are living in dangerous times, but an act of this magnitude will have more serious repercussions than I can even begin to think of as I write.

That has had serious repercussions.

Instead of facing the music, most politicians and business people threaten consumers and citizens with dangerous economic repercussions unless we accelerate the extraction and exploitation of cheap American fossil fuels.