Sentence examples for produced repercussions from inspiring English sources
The prospect of a Murdoch takeover of the Wall Street Journal has already produced repercussions at the paper.
The arrival of Ms. Sims and Ms. Golden in Harlem comes at an interesting and difficult moment and has already produced repercussions.
The Clemens-Piazza incident continued to produce repercussions, though not on the field.
Improvements at the most basic level of signal processing, like this one, can produce repercussions years or decades down the line.
The larger number is likely to produce health repercussions too big for Washington to ignore even if, as expected, only half the target population ends up volunteering for the vaccine.
The United States has not only been down that road with Iraq, but now is a fragile moment in many Arab countries, in Afghanistan and Pakistan as well, where a war against Iran could produce enormous repercussions -- boosting the prospects of the most militant factions -- which last for a generation or more.
Such strong feelings suggest that a prolonged pre-diagnostic period is stressful and traumatic and may produce serious repercussions on the mental health of the patients involved, for instance in the form of post-traumatic stress symptoms.
The committee decision that produced the biggest repercussions came late last month, when panel members cleared two congressmen of accusations that they had traded earmarks — money for pet projects that is awarded in no-bid contracts — for campaign contributions.
Though it failed, the reform movement had a few important repercussions: it produced some degree of freedom of speech and association, furthered the dissemination of Western thought, and stimulated the growth of private enterprises.
The repercussions of that decision produced the most powerful chapters of the American story, from 1789 to the Civil War to the racial battles of the 20th century and into the 21st.
Studies linking poor health repercussions after an abortion were often produced by established pro-life medical clinics with questionable research profiles and reporting tactics.
