Sentence examples for final repercussion from inspiring English sources

Seventy years on those actions are now having their final repercussion.

Superficially, it's a sort of mash-up of Jim Crace's "Being Dead" and Jess Walter's "Beautiful Ruins". It begins in 2005 and runs back through time all the way to 1948, retracing the events precipitated by the novel's "inciting incident," whose final repercussion opens the book.

"We all have a worry because we don't know what the final repercussions will be," said Mr. Black of Kaeyer Garment & Davidson.

Heading higher today was Shire, up 33p to 866.5p as US rival Genzyme spelled out the final repercussions of current production problems with two of its key products, cerezyme and fabrazyme.

Against my breasts the child harrumphed one final time a repercussion of his layers lurching, not of any man the child might someday have been.

Yet since the final vote, repercussions are coming to light that put a new lens on the power imbalance between Boeing and everyone else (also here and here).

We see nothing further on the subject until the final sequence, when S.C.D.P. faces the repercussions of their phony liberalism: black faces in the anteroom, clutching résumés.

We can see, however, that Eq. (11) doe not allow us to weigh up the repercussions of change in final demand on total water use of each sector because we have not yet introduced the vector of final demand (y).

Similarly, the production induced in other prefectures can be also described as "economic leakage" because Tokyo "leaks" economic activities into other prefectures through the economic repercussions of satisfying its final demand.

Phage infections can also lead to negative repercussions in flavor and texture of the final product, which can result in significant economic losses.

From these regulations, it can be seen that, while the final aim is to ensure fair play in competition, there are repercussions on competitive balance.