Sentence examples for repercussions at the from inspiring English sources

For that reason, Mr. Welteke's woes may have repercussions at the European bank.

Bill Franklin says that he never experienced any negative repercussions at the hospital.

Welles's career never fully recovered from Hearst's onslaught, which had lasting repercussions at the studios.

The prospect of a Murdoch takeover of the Wall Street Journal has already produced repercussions at the paper.

Whether by political calculation or deference, Mr. Perry's designation of Mr. Williamson as the point man for this project helped him avoid repercussions at the polls.

To the Editor: Re "Democrats in Senate Confront Doubts at Home on Gun Laws" (front page, Jan . 24: Some Democrats, especially in rural states, fear repercussions at the voting booth if they support legislation limiting any level of gun control.

Unlike many teachers who are afraid to speak publicly about the school system and the efforts to fix it out of fear of repercussions at work, the retirees spoke freely.

If successful, the company's appeal could have repercussions at companies across the country: it is trying to persuade the Supreme Court to rule that illegal immigrants do not have the right to join labor unions.

An article on Tuesday about possible repercussions at CBS News over the flawed report about President Bush's National Guard service referred incorrectly to the departure of the head producer of the documentary unit at another network, CNN, after one of its reports was discredited in 1998.

Social stigma, fear of repercussions at work, and the lack of access to quality, affordable services, keep many from receiving the care they need.

"If the highest officials in government can break the law without fearing punishment or even any repercussions at all," he told the paper, "secret powers become tremendously dangerous".