Sentence examples for repercussions because of from inspiring English sources

An embarrassment, countered a locked-out official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he feared repercussions because of the fraught situation.

The Met in New York, having helped to conceive this exhibition, declined to take it, fearing legal repercussions because of a lawsuit, since settled, by an American businessman against the Vatican Library, which owns some of the drawings.

Newsnight's source spoke to the programme through an intermediary and is fearful of repercussions because of the scale of the alleged cover-up.

Inequality issue: A main concern is the possibility of undesirable distribution repercussions because of the diversity of road users.

I came to the function directly from the shooting, I was unaware of the repercussions because of the attire I wore during the function".

The paper interviewed lecturers and Chinese-born students who said they had suffered repercussions because of comments they made in Australian classrooms that were reported through Chinese intelligence channels.

Fraternities and men associated with fraternities have been able to sidestep repercussion because of wealth, whiteness, and privilege.

According to nearly half of all the providers, women hid the abuse and were often not telling the truth, did not want to disclose or report violence because of fear of repercussions, because they wanted to save their marriage, or due to cultural reasons.

In Monopoly they could hammer their friends and relatives into bankruptcy without having to worry about repercussions because it was all part of the game.

Apart from its public health impact, this last outbreak had important economic and social repercussions because this region is one of the main shellfish-producing areas in Chile.

SRIO tables underestimate economic repercussions because they cannot account for all of the effects that are included in an MRIO table.