Sentence examples for having repercussions on from inspiring English sources

Falling sales of biscuits and cakes may be having repercussions on the tea market too.

Healthcare workers (HCWs) working in intensive-care units (ICUs) are exposed to high physical and mental demands potentially affecting their health or having repercussions on patient care.

The evolution of Pakistan's sex industry has already started having repercussions on the generalized community, as recently the HIV epidemic in Pakistan has entered the concentrated phase from a low prevalence phase [ 8], and with the involvement of the sex workers in the epidemiological trap, the country seems to be following the' Asian epidemic model' [ 14].

This failure has repercussions on the LGBT employees' performance.

If VAT goes up, it could have repercussions on the holiday trade.

The move may have repercussions on future labor activism at the plant and throughout the Gurgaon industrial belt.

He said many were worried that dealing with Iran could have repercussions on their business in the United States and Europe.

Beyond the Senate battlefield, the new appointment could also have repercussions on a second front, in the coming national elections.

Neither side means what it says, but the fight is real and will have repercussions on the political system in 2011 and beyond.

Failure to tackle the rebels will make it a haven for extremism that will have repercussions on the shores of Europe, the former prime minister warned today.

"Iraq is the fault line between the Shia and the Sunni world and everything which happens in Syria, of course, has repercussions on the political landscape in Iraq".