Sentence examples for repercussions back from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Obama, however, such a sleight of hand could have huge political repercussions back in Washington.

Mr. Guengueng and other victims traveled to testify in Senegal -- against the wishes of family members who feared repercussions back here, because many of Mr. Habré's former allies remained in power.

All of the couples featured in this video wanted to remain anonymous for fear of repercussions back home in Russia.

He didn't want to face the impending repercussions back home.

It may well be that 2014 turns out to be a fallow year - undermined by the repercussions of back surgery and the departure of Ivan Lendl - but Murray has an opportunity this week to show that while form can be temporary, class is permanent.  .

The brutal repercussions of this back talk receive scant attention.

There are serious repercussions, including holding back a population of people who have unique skills and incredible guts that can serve our country here at home by successfully leading businesses and public institutions.

Unless Munster can pull off a miracle and beat Clermont Auvergne in France this weekend, it appears Warburton's to lose, a decision with significant repercussions for the Test back-row.

There could be "tremendous repercussions" if criminals piggy-backed on what they know to stealthily get at corporate and other critical systems, said Richard Stiennon, chief research analyst at security firm IT-Harvest.

While many top editors plan to use confidential sources, if more judiciously, the tacking back could have repercussions.

There could be a sting in the tail: Murdoch allies have allegedly warned Miliband there will be "repercussions" if he doesn't back off.