Sentence examples for full repercussions from inspiring English sources

It is only now that the full repercussions of that fateful encounter are coming to light.

When I asked Judeh if the kingdom had dodged a bullet and avoided the full repercussions of the Arab Spring, he was dismissive.

Although the law's full repercussions remain to be seen, its backers made clear that their first aim was to exclude from power Mahmoud Jibril, the politician who leads the main coalition in congress opposed to the Islamists.

In the go-go years of Britain's long housing boom, many were guilty of two sins, the full repercussions of which have yet to be felt.The first was that they helped inflate a bubble in high-rise apartments by building flats that were more attractive to investors than to home-buyers.

Britain has been an ambivalent but crucial member of the bloc and the full repercussions of the decision to withdraw remain perilously unclear.  .

The full repercussions won't appear immediately, but already the US is no longer the uncontested forerunner in science and technology and its standard of living is dropping accordingly.

And that's even before the full long-term repercussions of April's pension reforms have been felt.

Like others interviewed for this article, she declined to give her full name, fearing repercussions for herself and her family.

A high school student, she was afraid publication of her full name could bring repercussions from her school or factory.

While it has been less eager to dispense with violence, knowing full well the possible repercussions, its tight grip on all facets of life in Sudan remains an obvious fact of life.

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.