Sentence examples for repercussions further from inspiring English sources

I think it falls outside that area, which to me begs the question, but no doubt the discussion will continue, and Google's actions will have repercussions further down the line.

In Tjarios Eulis Atjih, the main characters Arsad and Eulis Atjih, while both exemplifying greed and its inevitable repercussions, further show that wealth is not eternal: both lose their wealth and societal positions, then must make a living as commoners.

Belittlement and disrespect from the West gave rise to vicious nationalism in Russia.Let the West engage Russia respectfully, offer incentives for good behaviour, and make it clear in advance the repercussions of further escapades.

And yet, while there is now widespread acknowledgment that euro zone banks need bigger capital reserves to gird against the potential repercussions of further write-downs of Greek debt — or a default by Athens — there is little consensus about how to proceed.

But the damage done to corporate India's image is real, and there could be serious repercussions if further scandals erupt in a deteriorating environment.

But the party has further repercussions.

Chanel was released after three hours, and there were, amazingly, no further repercussions.

And with a balanced budget, there is no clear reason to expect further repercussions.

That's one reason it is important not to discount history, or the possibility of further repercussions.

The simulation also showed that this year's rebates would have further repercussions in 2009, bolstering G.D.P. by $36 billion that year.

We can expect more drama and further repercussions as more questions are asked and more opinions are given.