Sentence examples similar to predictable repercussion from inspiring English sources
Veteran strategist Bob Shrum clucks approvingly: "When Romney prevails and then fails and the predictable repercussions come, 2016 will see the Tea-types finally having their way.
To minimize anxiety (as well as possible unwanted downstream repercussions) one sometimes turns to sages who can suggest a novel option that corresponds to the fabled middle-way which maximizes self-protection and self-healing while minimizing collateral damage or predictable downstream repercussive effects.
The lack of full-time or predictable employment had profound repercussions for the families interviewed.
The repercussions of this domestic drama are predictable, but at least they do lead to a delightful redemptive scene (one of the movie's few pleasingly dreamlike moments), when Barnum uses an elephant as a New York taxi to make an appointment on time.
This difference could be explained by considering that human wellbeing is a complex concept where many factors act together and therefore repercussions of ecosystems degradation are not linear or easily predictable.
