Sentence examples for repercussions across from inspiring English sources

It was a frustrating failure and had repercussions across the AIDS vaccine field.

What's happening in a humble Gazan music store, it turns out, has repercussions across the region and beyond.

It could have severely negative repercussions across the region and be counterproductive to the very objectives it would seek to achieve.

There was little indication on Feb. 24 how much the season-ending injury to Purdue's Robbie Hummel would have repercussions across college basketball.

The court judgments came as the fall-out of the botched execution of Clayton Lockett by Oklahoma on 29 April continued to have repercussions across death penalty states.

"Everything they are doing is geared towards having the greatest first-mover advantage against Toshiba," he says.Even so, a delay to the PlayStation 3 would also have repercussions across the video-games industry.

The altercation marked a significant widening of the diplomatic repercussions spreading across Europe after France in July began deporting Roma to their homes in Romania and Bulgaria.

And a panic in Latvia could topple the wobbly economies of Estonia and Lithuania, which have similar exchange-rate regimes, with repercussions extending across eastern Europe and to Scandinavian banks that lent recklessly in the Baltics.Yet despite a fall in GDP last year of 17.5%, Latvia seems to have achieved something many thought impossible: an internal devaluation.

It is not just having repercussions right across the country.

Whenever Nick does anything malicious, we see the repercussions play out across her face, and it's always heartbreaking.

Scholars say the tsunamis and dense clouds of volcanic ash from the eruption had cultural repercussions that rippled across the Eastern Mediterranean for decades, even centuries.