Sentence examples for repercussions for future from inspiring English sources

Plans to slash services at a successful London hospital have been declared unlawful, in a blow to the health secretary Jeremy Hunt, which could have major repercussions for future NHS hospital shake-ups.

"We decided to participate because we want the Japanese government to realize that any mistake it makes now will have serious repercussions for future generations," said Rion's mother, Kazuki.

The case may have far-reaching repercussions for future gene research.

At the same time movements towards sustainability and consumer and corporate conscience provokes implications and repercussions for future perspectives and changes in longstanding cultural habits and education are envisaged.

To avoid serious repercussions for future engineering labor, the focus of CAD education needs to be raised from the teaching of knowledge that is merely aimed at operating a system, to the development of basic strategic knowledge.

This 'slight' can have repercussions for future tourism ventures in Tobago.

It is dearly to be hoped that this setback has limited repercussions for their future.

That has raised the spectre of Greece becoming insolvent which would have serious repercussions for the future of the euro.

But I feel as if what has happened this year will have repercussions for the future that will outlive us all.

"The repercussions for the future mental health of an entire generation could be catastrophic," said Ian Rodgers, country director for Save the Children in Lebanon.

Braham Murray, an artistic director of the Royal Exchange Theater in Manchester, who has commissioned a play from Ms. Bhatti, confirmed that she had received death threats.. "This is a very serious situation that has repercussions for the future of free expression in this country," he said.