Sentence examples for natural repercussions from inspiring English sources

Maybe he saw his imprisonment, removal from the Army, and temporary banishment as natural repercussions — perhaps even reversible — of the country's historical transformation.

His disastrous three-run outing on Tuesday meant that someone else would certainly get the ball in Wednesday's ninth — it was Scott Schoeneweis — with natural repercussions on the eighth.

Each individual portal contains within it a singular combination of architectural vision and the natural repercussions of time, both converging to create a transitional moment between indoor and outdoor, here and there.

This condition could bring about climatic changes with serious repercussions for natural and agricultural ecosystems.

The government's latest climate change risk assessment identifies flood risk, and particularly flooding from heavy downpours, as one of the key climate threats for the UK, alongside stresses on water resources, threats to biodiversity and natural habitats, and the repercussions for the UK from climate change impacts abroad.

Environmental science evaluates how humans use the earth's natural resources, appraises the repercussions that occur as the result of this use, and evaluates how to mitigate these impacts.

Disrespecting this unwritten Natural Code will have repercussions, sooner or later, subtle or serious, depending on the intensity of transgressions performed.

The wrecking of the natural forests has its repercussion and is apparent with the numbers of tragedies that occur over time in Cameron Highlands such as mud flood, soil erosion, landslide, water treatment plant pollution, and rise in local temperature which are some classic examples of unsustainable agriculture development.

These findings may have repercussions on the natural course of prostate cancer with androgen deprivation and on strategies of therapeutic intervention.

EVEN if today's MBA students are somehow spared the repercussions of a melting euro, natural disasters and political instability, odds are at some point they will be in a company in crisis.

It is natural enough that Jordanians worry about the immediate repercussions of a disintegrating Iraq.