Sentence examples similar to radical repercussions from inspiring English sources
The author of "One Child: The Story of China's Most Radical Experiment" talks about the repercussions of the Chinese government's attempt to regulate the womb.
Studies which assessed the effect of surgery [ 31, 34, 41] reported that conservative surgery had fewer repercussions on HRQL than did radical surgery, and that HRQL was better for women with sentinel lymph node biopsy than aggressive axillary surgery.
He says the repercussions of Ahmed's death have had a "radical impact" on policing.
It also seeks to provide "a Christian response" to what it describes as the growing influence of radical Islam in the UK, which it says "has great repercussions for all of us".
Even if his statement was unintentional, he should have thought about its repercussions on Arab Christians who live within the increasingly radical trend of Islamification, among fanatics who are waiting to strike at Arab Christians.
In the UK, radical preacher Anjem Choudray said the depiction of the prophet was "an act of war" which would lead to "repercussions".
British radical preacher Anjem Choudray said the depiction of the Prophet was "an act of war" which would lead to "repercussions".
Repercussions have been interesting.
Still, there were repercussions.
The repercussions were inescapable.
