Sentence examples for few repercussions from inspiring English sources

In many parts of China, factories and farms dump waste into surface water with few repercussions.

The wrangling over the returns could have few repercussions if Mr. Lazio releases them soon and they are unremarkable.

And even if a forecast is off-base, there are few repercussions because they are almost always quickly forgotten.

There are so few repercussions after the confrontation that it is almost as though it never happened; nor is there any mention of the twins' mother.

He said that there were few repercussions for residents who used drugs, but that he dismissed guards whom he found with alcohol on their breath.

Still, apart from paying corporate fines and suffering through investigations, the upper echelons of Wall Street have faced few repercussions for their role in the financial crisis.

They're just being carried out differently, and more publicly, and with fear of fewer repercussions.

Japan subsidizes its rice growers, too, but with fewer repercussions on the world market.

While players face fewer repercussions – it is not unusual for one to make a serious mistake and still walk away as man of the match – officials always suffer for their mistakes in terms of the reaction of the press and public.

Legal protections, fewer repercussions, more role models, and shifting social attitudes have contributed to an "easier" coming-out process.

Legal protections, fewer repercussions, more role models and shifting social attitudes have contributed to an "easier" coming-out process.