However, in contrast to Half-Life, the player is given the ability to influence the outcome of some scripted sequences, which can often involve the injury or death of other characters, sometimes with immediate or delayed repercussions depending on the player's actions.
When Justice DiMango took charge of her courtroom on the third floor of the Bronx County Hall of Justice, she found herself in the epicenter of delayed prosecutions and their repercussions.
But after a certain point when the overlapping CRN increases greatly (>11), the system becomes overcrowded, SUs start to experience longer delay and repercussion of the distribution or selection process of available spectrum wanes out slowly, and coexisting CRNs start to cause entanglement to each other.
And now that he's delayed his flight back to New York, he may still be around to face the repercussions of that bad decision.
The delays had repercussions in the local district of Anfield, with regeneration plans on hold until the future of the football stadium is decided.
The decision to delay the markup was the latest repercussion of JPMorgan's trading blunder.
Japan has yet to put its economic house in order, despite repeated American warnings of the global repercussions of delay.But is this dismal litany truly the consequence of presidential distraction?
(SS6) There were repercussions of these delays, close to half (20/46 patients, 43%) stated they would have liked to have been offered certification earlier, to access support.
For example, if the position requires a commitment to meeting project deadlines, you might say, "Describe a time when you missed a project deadline and the repercussions of the delay".
Is it fear of repercussion?
