The crash of a jet engine early on -- the turbine tumbles right through the Darko house -- will have repercussions that affect everything, and the chaos it leaves seems similar to the mess in Donnie's head.
Stiglitz pointed to the work of the Harvard professor Robert Putnam, who served on the Stiglitz-Sen-Fitoussi commission, which suggests that losing a job can have repercussions that affect a person's social connections (one main driver of human happiness, regardless of country) for many years afterward.
Transformations that affect this part of the world, heir of the Judaeo-Christian tradition, are numerous and inevitably have repercussions on the religious sphere.
It has been proposed that factors that affect the local properties of DNA will directly influence the global properties of supercoiled DNA and, in turn, changes in superhelicity will have repercussions on the local DNA structure and stability [12].
Whitburn, who has edited the series since 1992, told listeners of Radio 4's Today that fans would have to wait to learn Nigel's fate, saying only that it would have repercussions that would affect the fictional village of Ambridge for a decade.
Expression patterns of cytokines dictate the specific response of a host to a pathogen, and early disruption of these proteins can have downstream repercussions that can affect the outcome of infection [20].
The division of the city, a function of a global struggle over territory and ideas, had a host of not only unintended but also widely unobserved local repercussions — bizarre neighborhood dynamics that affected the way young people spent their time and got access both to music and to spaces where they could listen and dance to it together.
It warns that even if an injury does not appear to be serious, it can have lasting repercussions, if left untreated, that affect memory, behavior, learning and emotional development.
Megacities are continuously growing in size and numbers, they are major economic and political hubs and every event or decision that affects these areas has significant repercussions for the rest of the planet.
Mr. Powell set terms that appeared to reflect a growing conviction in Washington that the Najaf confrontation has become a watershed, with repercussions that could crucially affect American hopes of wresting order out of what has become an increasingly chaotic situation across much of Iraq.
That affects future expectations.
