Sentence examples for indirect repercussions from inspiring English sources

While Maria Amélia's life had little effect on events in either Brazil or Portugal, her death had significant, if indirect, repercussions on the history of Mexico. 1 December 1831 – 4 February 1853: Her Highness The Princess Dona Maria Amélia of Brazil Princess Maria Amélia was a recipient of the following Brazilian Orders: Grand Cross of the Order of Pedro I. Grand Cross of the Order of the Rose.

These hippocampal abnormalities may again reflect the complex combination of direct and indirect repercussions following anterior thalamic pathology.

There are limitations to this study, mainly due to the retrospective design and the absence of data on specific nonfatal late complications after HSCT that could have indirect repercussions on accidental death, such as cardiovascular complications, neurological problems, decreased cognitive functioning, and visual or hearing acuity.

There have been important steps taken in recent years to reduce the prevalence of FGM/C in Sudan, including essential leadership from the government in highlighting how FGM/C is physically and psychologically harmful, is, in some cases, fatal and has direct and indirect repercussions on increasing maternal mortality, infertility and the risk of transmitting HIV and AIDS.

This implies that visitor consumption in Kyoto for these sectors brings about positive indirect and repercussion effects in other parts of Japan.

Table 4 shows a breakdown of the indirect and repercussion effects on production values resulting from consumption by Chinese, Taiwanese, and Korea visitors for the years 2000 and 2014.

In turn, such indirect subsidization has positive repercussions in domestic sectors.

In our study, we define the combined direct and indirect effects as the repercussion effects.

The lack of a clear responsibility for some practices in coastal and offshore benthic systems, and the difficulty in seeing directly what the direct and indirect impacts are, has profound repercussions for one of the most fragile, biodiverse and biomass generating group of ecosystems: the 'animal forest'.

Consequently, local production disruptions, for instance caused by extreme weather events, are likely to induce indirect losses along supply chains with potentially global repercussions.

Assad, who has accused the rebels of the poison gas attack, added that repercussions "may take different forms," including "direct and indirect" effects.