And women of lesser means will almost surely feel the negative repercussions most.
When Peter Capaldi said, pre-series launch, that "the Doctor is about to make a mistake that has cataclysmic repercussions," most of us assumed he was talking about leaving the young Davros to die (or not).
Although the thousands of pages of notes handwritten in bold Cyrillic script describe no crimes and show no evidence of General Mladic's hand in the infamous Srebrenica massacre, they are expected to have wide repercussions, most immediately on six trials now going on at the tribunal, particularly that of Radovan Karadzic, the Bosnian Serb political leader and General Mladic's boss.
Among the repercussions most commonly endured by children exposed to violence are: post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, attachment issues, difficulty concentrating, sleep disorders, suicidal thoughts, alcohol and substance abuse and delinquent behavior.
The government sought to play down the significance of the leak, saying the environmental repercussions were most likely insignificant and blaming the rig's Western operator.
Many economists say Argentina's inability to pay its towering debt should not have major repercussions since most lenders in Argentina were Argentines themselves, and many businesses had time to prepare for trouble.
Faced with frequent interruptions and their repercussions, the most prudent course of action is to reduce sources of interruption in the workplace.
While the potential repercussions are most obvious in Vietnam, the trade talks have broader implications.
I mean, if that's not the sign of a hegemonic culture, what is?" Mensah believes this lack of minority representation in film has far graver repercussions than most might think.
It is possible that some of the above differences reflect variation in probe sensitivity between rat and Spalax microarrays, but we still expect that strong differences have true biological repercussions in most cases.
