Sentence examples similar to entails repercussions from inspiring English sources
"The economic war that the United States has initiated under the rubric of new sanctions not only targets the Iranian people, but entails harmful repercussions for people of other countries," Mr. Rouhani said.
If the Tory grassroots take control of the party for the far right, which is now what electing Mr Johnson would entail, the repercussions for the whole spectrum and texture of British politics would be immense.
China's economic rise has also entailed increasing repercussions of its development in the rest of the world, including Latin America and the Caribbean.
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.
Failing to recognize them entails highly negative repercussions on research and clinical practice, with inadequate patient management and lack of cost-effectiveness.
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.
Sovereignty entails obligations.
entails significant risks.
