Sentence examples for repercussions should be from inspiring English sources

As far as he could make out, the company C.O. held a clear, uncomplicated view of the crime, and that view was that its repercussions should be kept to a minimum.

If not, then what's the rush to pressure Congress to enact legislation when logic dictates that a bill with such monumental repercussions should be debated on the House and Senate floors, with a few necessary amendments added, before its passage?

Although current and previous data [3] suggest that TTH should not be considered as a minimal form of headache due to its repercussions, current results should be considered in this context of headache burden, but not in the economic factor of headache.

The repercussions of such phenomenon should be dealt with effectively.

The repercussions of such charges should be serious.

If the allegations are true, McCain said, there should be repercussions for the CIA and its director, John Brennan.

Rosenhaus said there should be repercussions for what Burress did, "but not to the extent where he's denied his right to perform, his livelihood to play".

As for parents who don't wish to follow state requirements to vaccinate their school-age children, Cassidy said there should be repercussions.

We should also have the right to say that certain companies can never have our data again, there should be repercussions for violating our trust – and their responsibility to protect our information.

I believe there should be repercussions for this video.

Gregory asks Menendez about Edward Snowden and whether or not there should be repercussions against countries that grant him asylum.