Sentence examples for repercussions of everything from inspiring English sources
"There wasn't time to think through the repercussions of everything we did," Biz Stone, a Twitter co-founder, said in an interview shortly before he rejoined the service last spring.
"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.
As I got older, I started to see the repercussions of downloading dubious files and trusting everything I saw online.
But as traditional American politics collides with the rise of everything from surprising new formations of organizations challenging its judgment to unexpected repercussions from actions by prominent individuals and companies, how will the gatekeepers navigate this new cultural trend?
For the most part, I was unaware of everything that was going to happen to me, and didn't realize the repercussions it would have on me in more than just a physical way.
There's more of everything this season, from Wall's hair to the team's hopes to possible repercussions for failure.
A profound, global transfer of capital from publicly traded companies to privately held companies is taking place with huge and still unknown repercussions in everything from monetary policy to public policy.
I was denied of everything.
The Israeli Prime Minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, who is meeting President Obama in the White House today to discuss the repercussions of Operation Persepolis, said his country will "do everything in its power to eliminate the possibility of another Holocaust".
The repercussions of a default would be hard to predict.
