Sentence examples for repercussions over from inspiring English sources
"They knew what the repercussions over time would be".
So fearful are they of repercussions over the bombing that they keep their whereabouts secret.
This is because high thermal mass implies a high memory, so that wrong control decisions will have negative repercussions over long time horizons.
The repercussions over Ernie Els's controversial changes to Wentworth's West Course continued on Sunday, with the South African accusing Ian Poulter of "damaging" the European Tour's flagship event.
Pakistan's government will have to grapple not only with the needs of millions of people who suddenly lost homes, crops and livelihoods, but also with the explosive political repercussions over water distribution and how to spend reconstruction assistance fairly.
Democrats hope that Republicans will be enveloped by repercussions over Enron, and that it will heighten their argument that the White House is a pawn of special interests -- and not seriously interested in reforming how campaigns are financed.
A single alteration of history – such as, in Sansom's vision, Lord Halifax rather than Churchill holding sway over the war cabinet in 1940 – can have repercussions all over the globe.
So when Professor Monica Muñoz Martinez of Brown University gave her presentation on the power of oral history to attend to the marginalized histories of the U.S./ Mexico border and the repercussions of over 100 years of state sanctioned violence, I knew I had finally found the answer to my burning question – the power of oral histories as a tool for transforming education.
"It had had repercussions all over the country.
Long Term ImpactsUN envoy to Baghdad Nickolay Mladenov told AFP that there was a risk of Iraq splitting up and the repercussions spilling over into the rest of the Middle East.
Simply put, incremental 2percentt changes at this point are not sufficient to effectively curb the negative repercussions of an over-abundance of worldwide plastic production and use.
