Sentence examples for fear of ramifications from inspiring English sources

They went back to the hotel where the other agents were staying, with no fear of ramifications if they were caught".

Officials at two organisations that declined to facilitate a visit for this report cited fear of ramifications and the difficulty of securing visas.

Locals told the Guardian that up to 200 refugees had returned to Turkey on Thursday, in fear of ramifications from their exit.

Mr. Faiello admitted yesterday that Ms. Cruz died of an adverse reaction to an injection of lidocaine and that he had failed to call 911 for fear of "legal ramifications" because he had no medical license.

This protection has allowed gun companies to expand rapidly without any fear of legal ramifications, said John Rosenthal, founder of the Massachusetts-based nonprofit, Stop Handgun Violence.

Despite the ongoing quarrels, many governmental bodies have taken steps toward fuller acceptance, whether due to genuine interest in inclusivity or fear of legal ramifications.

Upon discovering this in their lab on Earth, Jessica tries to convince Swofford and her father, Mark Morgan, to launch the spores back into space for fear of the ramifications should they be unleashed.

This preference appears to be driven by the idea that a couple should not have secrets [ 28] and a fear of the ramifications if a man discovered his partner using a microbicide without prior discussion [ 5].

Reasons for refusal to participate were similar between cases and controls, including fear that giving blood will cause sickness, disbelief that arsenic is a problem, fear of social ramifications of identification as an "arsenic patient," no desire to participate in any study, and desire for compensation.

Unfortunately, the decision may be based not on what may be best for the patient but financial motivation for the physician performing the procedure, family members' opinions of what they believe is appropriate, and/or health care providers' fears of legal ramifications if they do not do all that is within their power to prolong life.

There is a tremendous fear of the political ramifications — it boils down to that, nothing more or less," he said.