Sentence examples for repercussions arising from from inspiring English sources

The possibility of legal repercussions arising from negligence of health and safety issues can be a constant concern for many companies.

After having stories published about him for years, the Alan Partridge creator said he felt his 'closet was empty of skeletons' and was 'immune' from any repercussions arising from giving evidence.

First and foremost, consideration was given to the sensitive topics to be covered and possible negative repercussions arising from such discussions, for both respondents and interviewers.

Treatment of hypopituitarism is threefold: removing the underlying cause, treating the hormone deficiencies, and addressing any other repercussions that arise from the hormone deficiencies.

Let us mark this poignant time by reflecting honestly upon our vulnerability in today's terrifying political/economic climate, our culpability in the deadly repercussions that arise from our own chauvinistic attitudes and deeds, as well as our impressive individual and communal capacity for extraordinary acts of courage and devotion.

But the appeal will be watched closely by the US department of justice as its outcome could have repercussions for nearly 20 other criminal convictions arising from Enron's collapse.

The modelling of the impact of flooding on plant species, the success of restoration projects, the planning of retention basins and even the estimation of the economic repercussions of flooding events on forestry could be improved through better knowledge of the flooding stress response of individual tree and shrub species arising from more systematic investigation.

Creatures are arising from the depths.