It is dearly to be hoped that this setback has limited repercussions for their future.
Although the plunge in the stock market, which has more than wiped out all of the gains of this year, has had limited repercussions on many households, the negative effects on the financial system are hardly negligible, he said.
How can they transform their organization without risk of prejudice and career limiting repercussions?
ALISON BEARD: But he talks about the risk of prejudice and career limiting repercussions.
SIMILARLY, David L. Carmichael, a senior associate at the consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton in Falls Church, Va., limited the repercussions when all three members of a team he led on a research project for the Defense Department were mobilized by the Army.
The number of passengers from an Aerolineas Argentinas flight showing symptoms of cholera grew to 25 on Thursday as health officials worked furiously to locate other passengers--including three from Ventura County--to limit repercussions of the disease.
That adage is often invoked in an effort to limit the repercussions of the country's many internal conflicts.
Paul Salem, director of the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut, said that while Hezbollah was clearly involved in Syria, the military strength of the organization could limit the repercussions in Lebanon.
In the last year, Rhodehas made several such raids against guerrilla bases but has not announced them, apparently to limit international repercussions.
World leaders have for years struggled to determine which ones to recognize, often making decisions and then trying to limit the repercussions by warning that each situation is unique.
A controlled diffusion is applied among recovery participants to increase the coverage and limit the repercussions of recovery.
