Sentence examples for repercussion of having from inspiring English sources

The repercussion of having purchased two cable companies is that the board might be a little less tolerant of buying something else, because the debt restricts them somewhat.

The bioenergetics repercussion of having an intermediate CoQ deficiency was a reduction of CoQ-dependent respiratory complex I+III activity and mitochondrial respiration in kidney and muscle from Coq9 Q95X females.

"What I would suggest is that people consider the wider repercussions of having more than one child".

But what are the repercussions of having this at our fingertips likely to be? Holding a book is in itself an act of physical, not just mental, concentration.

The repercussions of having a selfie shared without consent are far more likely to be social than criminal, and disproportionately borne by women.

10 P.M. (ABC) SCANDAL A third season begins as Olivia (Kerry Washington, above, in the role that earned her an Emmy nomination) deals with the repercussions of having been revealed as the mistress of the president (Tony Goldwyn).

Scheduled social media updates recently received a bit of scrutiny as brands dealt with the repercussions of having banal and sometime inappropriate content go out over Twitter and Facebook during the Boston Marathon incident.

I introduce an intertemporal dynamic framework where a municipal authority rationally maximizes its utility from allowing immigrants to relocate to its jurisdiction, while considering the disutility cost of rigidities and the negative repercussions of having a congestion level of its hosting facilities different from the optimal one.

The repercussions of having someone stalk you using invasive software often involve psychological, and sometimes physical, domestic abuse.

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But same as the people of Ecuador, thousands of Peruvians have had to endure the medical and environmental repercussions of having billions of gallons of toxic wastewater dumped directly into the rivers and streams they rely on to drink.