Sentence examples for repercussions made from inspiring English sources

He also conducted a love affair with a teenage nobleman and the cultural repercussions made Oscar Wilde's shenanigans a century later seem mere nursery rhyme.

Yet deployments and frequent changes of station carry serious financial repercussions, making it harder for military families to manage their finances effectively.

Other possible repercussions could make its multiplier something other than 1.0.

I need everyone to realise the repercussions of making "fat" mean lazy, stupid, unattractive and unhealthy.

"If those books get them into reading, that has great repercussions for making them smarter," Dr. McGill-Franzen said.

Once a hole is blown through the side of Manhattan, the repercussions will make the city and its people tremble for years to come.

He and his employees developed the "Kombo Bible," a 40-page document that detailed every aspect of the company, including what to do when problems arose and the repercussions for making a mistake.

The mayor, of course, seems to have known there would be no repercussions – which makes his two-wheeled entrance yet another sign of the brazen confidence that observers note is both the mayor's greatest strength, and weakness.

A jammer prevents a tracking device in the vehicle from determining (and then reporting) its location and speed but it also disrupts GPS signals for others nearby.Although the incident did not have disastrous repercussions or make front-page headlines, it did ring alarm bells with senior aviation and law-enforcement officials.

Frustrations take an enormous amount of energy and they might even have physiological repercussions of making one sick from them.

I didn't think about the potential repercussions of making this (entirely true of course) confession could be or what he might say.