Sentence examples for repercussions so much from inspiring English sources
The motivation, however, wasn't due to feared legal repercussions, so much as common robot/human etiquette.
I believe we've all experienced some of the repercussions that have come from having so much information at our fingertips.
"To think you can refashion so much of the market and not have repercussions is simply daft," said a senior forensics specialist who worked at the Home Office but asked not to be named.
Mr. Nicolas confessed to feeling "a bit of fear" about the possible repercussions, including his firing, but added: "It's worth it because we're suffering so much injustice".
How is it that the fundamental source of so much human suffering is so often ignored by those who study its repercussions?
Though she says each stunt should be judged on its intentions and repercussions, she doesn't blame journalists for wanting to jump on board, particularly when she's put so much work into backstory and details.
He told ABC News at the time that he had hidden his sexuality for a long time because so much of his income had been derived from family-friendly programming, and coming out thus might have had repercussions in the past.
And having felt the repercussions of that decision in his health, in this latest fight, against Márquez, he dialed back and played safe – perhaps safer than had he not felt the need to give so much in his previous bout.
"Not so much, maybe not so much.
