Sentence examples for likely repercussion from inspiring English sources

Recent sightings of a gray whale and her infant calf swimming near Alcatraz and Sausalito in San Francisco Bay illuminated a likely repercussion of melting polar ice, scientists said.

The speculation that Israel is planning an attack on Iranian nuclear sites loomed unspoken over the talks, given the likely repercussions for Iran's eastern neighbors.

The Nigerian military's harsh tactics have curtailed militant attacks in the north, a stronghold of Boko Haram, but at a huge cost and with likely repercussions.

Shadrake claims that because of the likely repercussions, the authorities eventually charged her with a lesser offence to which she pleaded guilty and for which she was ultimately sentenced to five years in prison.

The military's harsh tactics, which it flatly denies, have reduced militant attacks in this insurgent stronghold, but at huge cost and with likely repercussions, officials and rights advocates contend.

Analysts here say there has long been a rift between the elected leaders and the defense and intelligence professionals over the urgency of the Iran threat, the efficacy of an independent Israeli strike and its likely repercussions.

We called him a paper gangster because he never got his hands dirty," said one, speaking to the Observer in his Salford home on condition of anonymity, aware of the likely repercussions for accusing such a high-profile figure of being a police informant.

Can a man who has led a bad life achieve redemption through his child?" Hanks described Sullivan as a man who achieved a comfortable status through violent means, whose likely repercussions he ignored.

Direct military intervention remains improbable because of its likely regional repercussions.

And in the financial sector, Deutsche Banks reported agreement to buy Bankers Trust bt for $9.5 billion would likely have repercussions across the industry.

Expect potential repercussions.