Sentence examples for repercussions of doing from inspiring English sources

But it is unclear how aggressively the panel will pursue the case, particularly given the political repercussions of doing so while Mr. Torricelli campaigns for re-election and the Democrats fight to hold a single-seat majority in the Senate.

Andrew Tabler, editor of Syria Today Magazine, said in an interview, "Syria now finds itself in a situation where the number of companies that can build big power facilities are limited, and the ones that can do this have apparently followed the American lead because they fear the repercussions of doing business here".

People who wouldn't be inclined to sext in other situations might feel that it would be a safer way to do so without the possible repercussions of doing so".

The repercussions of immigration did not feel as concrete to me as they did to the more than eleven million unauthorized immigrants across the country.

But aides on both sides say they are thinking about how the elevated alert level affects the election and about the possibility of an actual terrorist attack as they try to discuss the political repercussions of terrorism without being accused of doing anything as crass as discussing the political repercussions of terrorism.

Dennis told BBC Surrey: "Losing is an inevitable repercussion of not doing a good enough job.

Photocopy the following questions and distribute one copy to each group, instructing them to discuss each in turn: -What kinds of repercussions did the scandals have on the figures you investigated?

He is so afraid of repercussions he didn't want his face shown in our reports.

This study examines the influence of clinician demographics (age, gender, and tenure), organization demographics (teaching status, location of care, and province) and leadership factors (organization and unit leadership support for safety) on fear of repercussions, and does so for nurses and physicians separately.

There was also the concern that I'd be caught setting it off, the repercussions of which I did not want to ponder.

"If you come from France to England, you would normally need time to settle down – and then there is the fact he is 19," said Mata. "I can tell you as a Manchester United player how big this club is and how you feel the repercussions of everything you do.