Sentence examples similar to generate repercussions from inspiring English sources
Although there is considerable evidence about the problems and repercussions generated by census categories, it is clear from the mobile pastoralist case that an absence of categories with their attendant definitions is even more problematic.
They also have a far easier time leaving a board with few, if any, repercussions and can easily generate, especially today, a long list of other institutions that would welcome them into their families.
A love rendezvous undoubtedly generates 80% unambiguous repercussion.
Launching an actual hate campaign is a major commitment, so you'll need to stick with it if you really want to generate a culture of fear with lasting repercussions.
In investigating which industrial sectors generate "Cinders, dust, molten slag" waste, the repercussion effect of "Dust" from the "Electricity" industry in Kyoto is 2286 t.
The findings of this work could benefit the dairy industries to plan on utilization of acid whey and generate revenue while simultaneously preventing environmental and economic repercussions caused by it.
The fiscal desperation gives some people a perverse hope: that the repercussions will be bad enough to generate interest in ripping up New Jersey's tax system and starting over.
New Jersey's fiscal desperation gives some people a perverse hope: that the repercussions will be bad enough to generate interest in ripping up the state's tax system and starting over.
The present findings dovetail with growing evidence showing the influence of DA in the regulation of sleep-wake pattern and the significant repercussions that eventual reductions of this neurotransmitter may generate, particularly in PD patients.
Moreover, they receive more severe financial repercussions if they fail to meet their annual workload or to generate the amount of profit specified in their contracts.
