A recent crisis involving a strike by journalists at a popular and relatively liberal newspaper was resolved without obvious repercussions for the journalists involved.
The company employs at least 13,000 people in the town of no more than 22,000, Mr. Memmi said, making for obvious repercussions if a buyer ultimately decides to look elsewhere for its corporate headquarters.
The most astonishing aspect of the persistent lack of diversity — to Iman, to Ms. Hardison, to the models who apply for castings and are told, "We already have our black girl" — is that there have been no obvious repercussions for those who still see colorless runways as an acceptable form of artistic expression.
This new scenario opens up new frontiers to medical activity and changes the way physicians act with obvious repercussions on healthcare services, quality and effectiveness.
Knowledge and skills are capable of determining the power rapports in every sphere of social, organizational and systemic life, with obvious repercussions on citizenship and democracy [76].
Failure has obvious repercussions throughout your work and personal life; success has the potential to create its own crisis through an entirely different, and much more subtle, process.
In practice, this has obvious repercussions for so-called prevention efforts, which as a result of their focus on women, often amount to mere band-aid solutions.
The drug was banned before proper laboratory experimentation could be done, but there are obvious repercussions to your health – notably how terrible you look and feel after doing it for any period of time.
The drug was banned before proper laboratory experimentation could be done, but there are obvious repercussions to your health – notably how terrible you look and feel after doing it for any period of time.
This adjunct modality involves the appending of at least an additional 10 minutes to the existing breast MR examination duration, with obvious repercussions on patient comfort and suitability.
