Sentence examples for repercussion of a from inspiring English sources

For good or for ill, that's one more repercussion of a short-handed court.

The better cycling stability of the dip coated film which is a repercussion of a balance between optimal water content, porosity and grain size hints at its potential for electrochromic window applications.

A high-ranking source who worked at Facebook in its early days previously told me that one repercussion of a hands-off approach to policing underage users was that as some got older, Facebook would wrongly believe they were over 18 or over 21.

The repercussion of a longer CPAP therapy on LA structure and absolute volumes, as well as its potential impact on the development or recurrence of atrial rhythm disturbances, need to be investigated further.

Beside the well-known repercussion of each A, B, C the empowering cumulative effect is to be highlighted: fat transplant is bringing not only volume but ADSCs.

The repercussions of a default would be hard to predict.

World leaders feared the repercussions of a New York bankruptcy.

It's a social palliative, dealing with the repercussions of a larger problem.

While DesignPhiladelphia has its champions, it has also felt the repercussions of a worsened economy.

But industry lobbyists fear the repercussions of a renewed wave of public invective.

This film on the repercussions of a potentially dehumanizing horror and its painful aftermath is astonishing.