Sentence examples for later repercussions from inspiring English sources

It can, for example, help users ensure they can share a video of activists during a protest without putting them at risk for later repercussions.

A week later, the repercussions were felt in Karachi.Mr Chaudhry's plane landed at noon, he was manhandled by the police and his legal retinue was ordered to leave Karachi.

It was also the first by secular citizens, as opposed to Pakistan's ever-livid Muslim zealots A week later, the repercussions were felt in Karachi.A chronology of violenceMr Chaudhry's plane landed at noon on May 12th, and the violence began.

Seventeen years later, some repercussions of these interventions are being observed in our society.

But it turns out that people and places in Derry will have odd repercussions later.

Job insecurity may lead people to the bottle, which will have repercussions later.

Saborio was booked, and would walk a tightrope for the rest of the game, as would Sporting's Aurelien Collin, with significant repercussions later in the game.

While Wanda talks to Marek, he recognises in her the notorious Stalinist prosecutor with blood on her hands – which was to have serious repercussions later in the script.

The incident will have repercussions later when she dies suddenly, & each time he loses another woman he loves too possessively he will remember the smell of his grandmother's clothes.

It was the cue for tempers to flare all over the pitch and a melee on the touchline ensued moments later without any repercussions for either side.

(Well, yes, Mr. Clinton was not yet president when the scandal broke, Ms. Flowers acknowledges, but the repercussions occurred later).