Sentence examples similar to entail repercussions from inspiring English sources

Anisotropy in axonal distributions may lead to a more volume-efficient wiring scheme but would seem, prima facie, to entail negative repercussions for the resulting network structure.

China's economic rise has also entailed increasing repercussions of its development in the rest of the world, including Latin America and the Caribbean.

Failing to recognize them entails highly negative repercussions on research and clinical practice, with inadequate patient management and lack of cost-effectiveness.

The nurse rightly thought that he should be seen in emergency but when she called, not a single hospital was willing to see the patient, let alone treat him, because back then, the community lived in an atmosphere of fear about what repercussions kindness to a refugee might entail.

Young black men in our nation are, and I use this word with purpose and the pain it entails, routinely gunned down by the police with no repercussions.

What repercussions?

Repercussions have been interesting.

Still, there were repercussions.

The repercussions were inescapable.

Such stridency has repercussions.

There are repercussions".