Sentence examples similar to extent of repercussions from inspiring English sources

Travel agencies and tour operators in the UK have been dealing with some cancellations and alterations, but the extent of the repercussions is not yet clear.

But there are also technical developments needed − for example, in the realms of lens-making − before the full extent of the repercussions on traditional fashion photography can be known.

The extent of the repercussions is that you're cut off from Apple; this can be serious, as in the recent case of a guy who actually had a faulty iPad (it caught fire), but Apple refused to return it, as it had been jailbroken.

That might have been the extent of the repercussions, were it not for the sense that much broader political failings had contributed to the disaster.

The nature and extent of these repercussions, specifically on agriculture, agro-industry and the rural sector in different countries, deserves more in-depth analysis.

To a large extent, however, repercussions will depend on the reaction of the British and Swedish governments - and, of course, of the United States.

"Investigators are afraid of repercussions.

Terrified of repercussions, the opposition dispersed.

Most victims remain silent, fearful of repercussions.

But NBC should not be in danger of repercussions.

(He was fearful of repercussions should his name be used).