Sentence examples for repercussions of which from inspiring English sources

(Those sparked a candle mania, repercussions of which we still see in stores today).

It got a simple answer, the complex repercussions of which are still far from clear.

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

"It's the battle of Greece," he said, referring to the country's debt crisis, the repercussions of which now seem to be affecting tourism.

But the members will be concerned about whether the United States can avoid a credit default, the repercussions of which could upset Europe's incipient economic recovery.

"It is important that children learn about this and the links to wider world history, such as the American civil rights movement – the repercussions of which are still being felt today".

Killing OBL is going to have repercussions, some of which may make one reconsider if killing in the name of "freedom" was worthwhile.

The Watts riots in Los Angeles in the summer of 1965 had many repercussions, one of which was seeing the University of California, in general, and Chancellor Roger Hynes, in particular, pump energy into what had been, a lackluster history of minority student enrollment.

Gay kids live in silence for fear of the repercussions of disclosure, which can include rejection, abandonment, and bullying to the point of suicide.

Their lives are often violently and irrevocably plunged into the repercussions of poverty, which include domestic abuse, obesity, mental health problems and difficulties in school.

Right now, there are 16,000 children living in New York City's shelters -- kids whose lives are often suddenly and irrevocably affected by the repercussions of poverty, which include domestic violence, obesity, mental health problems and difficulties in school, among many others.