Sentence examples for repercussions moving from inspiring English sources

Prepare yourself for any repercussions moving the car will incur.

There are other unanticipated repercussions in moving words from paper to microchip.

It's not the act of sitting itself that will kill you, but the repercussions of moving too little.

As the period of mourning and reflection came to a close, the political repercussions began to move to the foreground.

A monthly reading of Chinese factory output was weaker than expected, suggesting China's economy is moving in slower motion, with repercussions for the rest of Asia.

The authors report difficulties accessing a population that was continually moving to avoid violence with the repercussion that new returnees to the camps were not vaccinated.

If they make a false move, the repercussions will affect not just Europeans but Americans too, and indeed the global economy.

Gault wounds the arsonist and, fearing repercussions, he plans to move the family to England.

Although Palestine was spared the pillage of his hordes, it could not escape its disastrous repercussions as the Mamlūks moved through in a vain attempt to defend Damascus against the invader.

Meanwhile, officials with most of the agencies and institutions getting clobbered in the stalemate are too frightened of repercussions to try to move the debate in either direction, so they simply go on TV and bleat their tales of woe.

Arab leaders have warned US President Donald Trump that moving the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem could have dangerous repercussions.