Sentence examples for heavy repercussions from inspiring English sources

Calling for a process to "guarantee the integrity of our national heritage," she warned of "heavy repercussions" for France's other collections.

Sterling was outstanding on a night when, ultimately, there were heavy repercussions for a couple of moments of slack defending, most notably when Mario Balotelli headed in the game's decisive moment five minutes into the second half.

"If the church needed a ballroom wall knocked down, you made it happen because there were heavy repercussions if you didn't.

I also asked Vasquez about any reprisals she faced for refusing enrollment in a sex-offender treatment program while in prison, a defiant assertion of her innocence".I did face heavy repercussions.

They can foul fishing nets and inundate benthic communities, with heavy repercussions on fishing and tourism industries.

as proposed in Luhmann's evolution theory perspective on organisations, may be highly abstract in theory, but it has heavy practical repercussions.

We show the importance of reliability assessment and long term strains of materials, especially for public constructions where the human and economic repercussions are heavy to bear.

L.A. rapper Thurz released his solo debut album L.A. Riot last year, tackling the heavy subject and its 20-year repercussions.

The repercussions were great.

The alternative theory of marine biologists points a finger at the commercial fisherman, arguing that heavy fishing of sandbars and blacktips, the top market sharks, could be having unforeseen repercussions in ocean ecology that favor bulls, which most fishermen scorn.

But Peter Gleick, the chief scientist at the Oakland-based Pacific Institute, told me that one year of heavy precipitation, even a record-breaking one, will not undo the most serious repercussion of the drought: a severe deficit of groundwater.