Sentence examples for has repercussion from inspiring English sources
This also has repercussion in the properties of concrete, which shows increased workability as well as poorer compressive strength and elastic modulus.
According to the announcement from esglobal, they selected women who were active "in their respective fields of activity and whose work has repercussion and influence in the Ibero-American space". Casanova appeared on the list for the first time in 2014 and again received the honor in 2015.
This has repercussion not only for the object-pole of the scientific endeavour (where 'objects' are becoming increasingly artificial, modifiable and technologically reproducible with the help of high-tech research equipment), but also for the subject-pole.
This has repercussion on how companies will be managed.
Extreme fear of one type of intelligence mistake, however, has repercussion not only on the likelihood of committing the other type of error but in the value of information and the methods used to obtain it.
The hygienic-dietetic habits of a pregnant woman has repercussion on both the nutritional status of the mother and the development and growth of the foetus.
Such stridency has repercussions.
Extracting it has repercussions.
And this has repercussions.
That simple gesture, however, has repercussions.
