Sentence examples for fatal repercussions from inspiring English sources

He's always lived by the rules until, finding himself alone with the innkeeper's daughter (Laura Donnelly's sprightly Anna), he's suddenly kissed and forgets the signals, with fatal repercussions.

While the nation crumbles, the prose of "2030" is enlivened with light, Brooksian touches, in the interior monologue of a scientist wondering why he was asked to create a female version of Viagra ("Every woman he ever knew could go all night, have a bowl of cereal, and go for another afternoon"), or an elderly man who fears fatal repercussions for trying a new restaurant on the wrong side of town.

His journey might give rise to incidents and demonstrations that Serbia would deprecate but that would have fatal repercussions on Austro-Serbian relations".

Sheldon's doctor advised her that the overdose of Heparin might have also harmed her eight-week-old fetus and, given the possible fatal repercussions to her, he recommended that she abort her pregnancy.

This willingness to increase the frequency and number of police carrying guns – given the potentially fatal repercussions – doesn't inspire confidence that what happened to Duggan will not be repeated.

Ashby's conviction and sentencing are a rarity, running counter to the general trend of officers escaping legal repercussions after fatal encounters with civilians.

However, if you're not, the repercussions could be fatal.

The violence is frighteningly fierce, with Kareem Dauda's wired Stefan facing the repercussions of a fatal skirmish.

Mr. Zardari, who flew to Chicago with hopes of lifting his stature with a meeting with Mr. Obama, was preparing to leave empty-handed as the two countries continued to feel the repercussions of a fatal American airstrike last November, for which Mr. Obama has offered condolences but no apology.

There have been important steps taken in recent years to reduce the prevalence of FGM/C in Sudan, including essential leadership from the government in highlighting how FGM/C is physically and psychologically harmful, is, in some cases, fatal and has direct and indirect repercussions on increasing maternal mortality, infertility and the risk of transmitting HIV and AIDS.

On Wednesday, ESPN's "Outside the Lines," at 3 30 p.m. Eastern, will feature a roundtable discussion on the repercussions of Eight Belles's fatal run in the Kentucky Derby.