Sentence examples for dramatic repercussions from inspiring English sources

For students, these things can have dramatic repercussions.

3. Omar and Brother Mouzone Again, it's tempting to list Omar's bond with Butchie here, but the Brother Mouzone alliance is more compelling for its dramatic repercussions.

The results of the new analysis, presented on Thursday at a scientific meeting in Reykjavik, are still preliminary, but they suggest that tightening the criteria for autism could have dramatic repercussions.

Panayiotou and others v Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltdtd came to the high court in October 1993, and was seen as a test case that could have dramatic repercussions across the music industry should Michael win.

I doubt if any innocent event has ever had quite such dramatic repercussions, for it was to result in a scandal that rocked Victorian society and ruined both participants.

Unearned heel turns can also pull you right out of the viewing experience: instead of considering the dramatic repercussions, you might instead imagine the tense, sweaty writers' room where this plot twist was determined by an exhausted show of hands.

However dramatic the repercussions, confirmation of truth, and the quest for justice, has been a cleansing process.

She is an expert in the area, and Biased promises to break down "the subtle — and sometimes dramatic — daily repercussions of implicit bias" in classrooms, workplaces, housing, criminal justice and other areas.

The expulsions would be a political earthquake, a dramatic move whose repercussions would capture the attention of Americans for weeks on end.

The piece describes, in dramatic terms, the worst-case repercussions of climate change.

The earthquake's repercussions were much more dramatic here than in other countries hit by stronger earthquakes.