Sentence examples similar to isolated repercussion from inspiring English sources
"People who have been affected often feel isolated and fear repercussions from speaking out".
Mr. Dimon has maintained that the loss was an "isolated event" without broader repercussions for customers or taxpayers.
Garfagnana, an enclave in northern Tuscany protected by steep Apuan Alps, was, in Maggiani's view, an isolated microcosm that nevertheless experienced repercussions from distant events.
Such activities, which benefit only a few but have the potential for severe repercussions, must be isolated so only the players themselves take the risks, reap the rewards or take the hits directly.
Findings suggest that school policies designed to support language development created boundaries that isolated language learners from mainstream and bilingual peers and had profound repercussions for access to opportunities to use and learn academic English.
Because of the potential for long-lasting health repercussions, functional decline and depression and the possibility of becoming isolated from family or caregivers, they may need particularly careful continuity of care.
Without the support from our school, girls who had participated in the campaign were isolated, facing a great deal of verbal abuse with the full knowledge that there would be no repercussions for the perpetrators.
We talk to the officers about how the practice is often mistaken for making jails safer, when in reality it does the opposite and about the repercussions of isolating people from human contact.
Repercussion, Special Issue, volume 7-8.
