Sentence examples for practical repercussions for from inspiring English sources

The Cuban diplomat explained that the terror listing had practical repercussions for Cuba's diplomatic legation in Washington (officially called an "Interests Section," as is its U.S. counterpart in Havana), preventing it from holding bank accounts, for example.

What helps to alleviate their concern is not a defensive citation of the importance of evolution in the curriculum or the practical repercussions for the school, but a respectful engagement with their worry.

But for the 20% who consider themselves "Northern Irish only" European music might sound increasingly sweet as the economic and practical repercussions of Brexit materialise.

Practical repercussions as well.

But, for Corinthian students and graduates, the company's failure has had more practical repercussions.

They fear practical repercussions in the community or the workplace.

Debates over epistemic principles sound abstract, but they have enormous practical repercussions.

Eric Garland, the chief executive of BigChampagne, a company that tracks file sharing, said that the legal victory would provide fodder for the music industry's public relations campaign against piracy, but expected that the practical repercussions would be limited.

So the political crisis in Cairo is already having practical repercussions both in the Sinai and in the Gaza Strip.

as proposed in Luhmann's evolution theory perspective on organisations, may be highly abstract in theory, but it has heavy practical repercussions.

But, while the supercooling is clearly asserted, the less than 0.1 K effect will have hardly any repercussions for practical applications.