Sentence examples for repercussions to from inspiring English sources

He suffers the repercussions to this day.

I realise there are repercussions to all this.

The repercussions to this news have been violent, to say the least.

The recasting of South Africa's legend has repercussions to this day.

Prosecutors decided against indicting HSBC over money laundering, concerned over the repercussions to the financial system.

It's particularly difficult in the middle of the D.M.V. Unfortunately, there are significant repercussions to those decisions.

There were other repercussions to the parade of brawls, head shots, sucker punches, slew footing and boarding.

"There are truly psychological repercussions to these procedures, which often aren't covered in the informed consent process," he said.

The repercussions to officials for allowing it to go on, only lightly checked over that time, are still playing out.

Mrs. Merkel's chancellery and the defense and foreign ministers fully agreed on the abstention despite repercussions to Germany's standing with Washington and European allies.

"There are going to be repercussions [to the hackers' plan].