Sentence examples for no negative repercussions from inspiring English sources

The impact that this freshet of extinctions would have on the biosphere is akin to receiving a box of engine parts and discarding a portion of them before reading the directions, assuming that their absence will have no negative repercussions on the running of the engine.

I think in a lot of instances, there are no negative repercussions.

There were no negative repercussions for Dollins or Police Chief John McNamara: although they made no attempt to stop the mob, they remained well respected in Waco.

She's then either penalized, or something worse: when there are no negative repercussions at school for failing to finish it, she comes to believe that all work assigned is meaningless and optional.

That facility now incorporates all of what I have listed above--plus Internet access (something routinely available at low-security criminal facilities not used for immigration detainees) and there have been no negative repercussions.

The participants will be allowed to abandon the study at any time with no negative repercussions.

In another study, Sendovski et al. [ 15] found that [BMIM][PF6] was toxic for S. cerevisiae, while no negative repercussion was observed by Pfruender et al. [ 14] with the same microorganism at 20%.

Bill Franklin says that he never experienced any negative repercussions at the hospital.

However, these differences were only evident for a brief period (Fig.  2b, d), suggesting that there were no lasting negative repercussions in Ins1−/−: Ins2+/− mice.

Throughout our trip, press officers told me and the other reporters present that no one suffers negative repercussions for going on hunger strike, but Captain Durand said that detainees won't go back to communal living until they eat on their own.

He added "I think it's interesting that the Taliban were the first to report about [the hunger strike]." Throughout our trip, press officers told me and the other reporters present that no one suffers negative repercussions for going on hunger strike, but Captain Durand said that detainees won't go back to communal living until they eat on their own.