Sentence examples for repercussion from from inspiring English sources

There's the wrath of nations that disapprove of it and the possible repercussion from terrorists.

Thirteen people have been freed from police bail in the first major repercussion from the collapse of the Tulisa Contostavlos trial.

The letter is the latest repercussion from a fracas last month in which Mr. Ahmadinejad shocked conservatives by ignoring a command from the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to rescind the controversial appointment of a top presidential deputy.

Pakistani officials have said they would weigh a request for extradition against all factors, including the possibility of domestic repercussion from Islamic groups that have already accused General Musharraf's government of acting as a tool of the United States.

When Rose asked if chemical warfare could be one repercussion from a US intervention in Syria, Assad told him: "That depends if the rebels or the terrorists in this region or any other group have it.

The move is the latest repercussion from the company's spying on directors and journalists, which has led to the criminal prosecution of its former chairwoman and a senior company lawyer by California authorities, several federal investigations, $14.5 million in civil fines as well as considerable embarrassment for a company that prided itself on ethical behavior.

There are repercussions from that".

Barring unforeseen repercussions from his concussion, Drogba will be back.

Political repercussions from the accident, meanwhile, were beginning to emerge.

But I've had no repercussions from it.

But we are still seeing some repercussions from budget cuts.