Sentence examples for inevitable repercussions from inspiring English sources
Mr Harper no longer has a robust economy to steer: he must deal with much weaker growth and the inevitable repercussions of the global economic and financial tumult.
The inevitable repercussions of this will surely mean that the authorities on this side of the Channel will have no alternative but to deploy Operation Stack.
Liverpool received another reprieve when Gaspar elected to shoot from a tight angle despite Bakambu being unmarked in the six-yard box, with inevitable repercussions.
LT Some acts of drunken vandalism are worth the inevitable repercussions just for the enduring image of spectacular and wanton destruction.
There were inevitable repercussions for anticommunist political culture as it then was.
Such a powerful and all-encompassing view of divine and natural order, in which the presence of latent Platonic and Averroist motifs contributes to strengthen the cogent organization of the whole universe, has inevitable repercussions concerning the meaning of moral action.
Dennis told BBC Surrey: "Losing is an inevitable repercussion of not doing a good enough job.
If we fail to act now set-backs are inevitable, which could have repercussions well beyond Somalia and Yemen".
Mr Adams has said it was inevitable that Welsh government cuts in funding to local government would have repercussions on the authority's future spending.
It was inevitable in Britain in the 1980s that maximising profits meant looking towards the emerging markets like banking and financial services, the repercussions of which we can still see today.
