Sentence examples for grim repercussions from inspiring English sources
Accountants are warning that the quarterly rent bill, coming on top of deteriorating trading conditions, will push many more retail businesses into insolvency – and those bankruptcies may then have grim repercussions for landlords, who need the income to meet their own debt repayment demands.
It very quickly turned into a murderous and destructive terrorist war afflicting Central America, southern Africa, and the Middle East, with grim repercussions to the present, even leading to condemnation of the United States by the World Court (which Washington dismissed).
Among the grim repercussions of a decade of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan -- the dead, the battle-injured, the wreckage, the wasted billions -- is this: while most soldiers return from war and resume a somewhat normal life, many do not.
And whatever the grim environmental repercussions of greenhouse gas, companies in Russia and other countries around the Arctic Ocean are mining that dark cloud's silver lining by finding new opportunities for commerce and trade.
The chancellor's comments came as ratings agency Standard & Poor's issued a grim analysis of the repercussions that could follow an euro exit, the chances of which it has raised from 33%to50%0%.
The lyrics find cosmic repercussions in a lovers' breakup; loneliness turns to contemplation of grim human compulsions and the end of the universe.
Clara faced the repercussions of her arrogance in the form of a rather grim death and we were left on a massive cliffhanger – where is the Doctor being sent via teleport?
But, given the sharing of needles and lack of condoms, the repercussions that come from these blizzards of sucking and fucking are arguably much more grim than what you're left with after a stolen encounter in a Stevenage layby.
Repercussions have been interesting.
Still, there were repercussions.
