Sentence examples for repercussions a from inspiring English sources
"There will be some repercussions," a project insider told the US trade bible.
After reading "Kindergarten 'Redshirting' Gets Tougher in N.Y.C., With Repercussions," a reader wrote to say she had the "opposite problem".
Selig spoke with both owners and warned them that any further public bickering could result in repercussions, a baseball official said.
Adequate pre-emptive planning and action, though, seems extremely unlikely given the political and financial constraints faced by Western countries at the moment, not to mention the repercussions a major war in the Middle East would have for Western interests.
In explaining his decision on Friday, he said it was "the result of considering the tremendous repercussions a major accident at Hamaoka would have on the entire Japanese society".
The shots led to his arrest and brief reports in the London newspapers, but no one could have anticipated their ultimate repercussions: a series of revelations that would help bring down a British government.
Given its increasing acceptance and repercussion, a reference architecture model for Industry 4.0 (RAMI 4.0) was developed based on vertical integration, horizontal integration and end-to-end engineering.
The men shared a concern about repercussions from a possible Israeli airstrike on nuclear facilities in Iran.
"There are a lot of repercussions to a community to find out that their food supply is potentially contaminated".
An Action's Repercussions In an interview, a senior European diplomat familiar with the I.A.E.A. said the destruction could have repercussions far beyond the criminal case.
As Robert Von der Osten argues, Tom's inventions in this series often have unexpected and negative repercussions. a device to create a miniature black hole which casts him into an alternative universe; a device that trains muscles but also distorts the mind of the user; and a genetic process which, combined with the effect of his black hole, results in a terrifying devolution.
