Sentence examples for public repercussions from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons the people involved with political nonprofits — operatives and donors alike — love secrecy is that they fear public repercussions if their activities have to be conducted in the open.

The ship ended on the floor of Auckland harbour in New Zealand with a bomb-hole in the side and a Greenpeace photographer dead.Doubtless there have been other such operations to protect French national interests, though without such public repercussions.

Were the silly claims or rabid denunciations confined to cyberspace, there would be little need to cry them down, but they have had some alarming public repercussions in the wake of Ms. Fay's biography.

All Ms. Quinn has ultimately done is underscore that her current problems of impulse control have a long biographical precedent, and that while she has courageously overcome two of those symptoms, she hasn't succeeded in vanquishing her temper, which has a broader range of public repercussions.

And the public repercussions don't matter as much as your target's reaction.

Start during nighttime hours to avoid too many public repercussions.

But they know that they cannot say these things in public without repercussions.

The results have clinical and public health repercussions.

"The public health repercussions of increasing noise pollution for future generations could be immense".

Any nonlinear dose response relationship of the same general form as the log-linear function for blood pressure would have economic and public health repercussions similar to those discussed above for IQ.

This decision had huge public-policy repercussions: in particular, it meant that family-controlled public companies, of which there are many on the Hong Kong market, could always overrule smaller shareholders.