Sentence examples for repercussions noted from inspiring English sources

Kaling briefly left the set before returning, with no further problems or repercussions noted.

Lago said he left the Games under pressure from U.S.S.A. because he "didn't want repercussions," noting that he would like to compete for the United States team again.

Increased undercounting of AAPIs could have notable repercussions, Yang noted.

The type, the cause and the repercussions are noted.

One participant noted the repercussions of this lack of training: "One of the major problems I had was, obviously they don't give you needles in prison… so I never learned how to inject myself.

Despite these confidentiality measures, twenty-one of the documents, predominantly those from North America, stated the danger of information of research participation and even individual results becoming known, and noted potentially associated repercussions, such as discrimination, as a risk of providing samples.

Among the strategies employed to gain support, public demonstrations were noted to have had negative repercussions by increasing opposition to the bill [ 26].

Judge Turbow noted that many judges worried about political repercussions in pressing for a pay raise at a time when some voters view judicial salaries as generous.

Shostak and his colleagues have also noted that making contact with intelligent alien life will have immense political repercussions here on Earth.

A study of training interventions to enhance patient safety climate perceptions in hospital nurse managers noted that leadership support for safety improvement explained more variance in fear of repercussions for reporting than the safety training intervention itself [ 30].

Additionally, while the 40percentt figure is staggering, the commission noted there was an issue of widespread underreporting of incidents due to fear of repercussions.