Sentence examples for risk repercussions from inspiring English sources

Several students decided that they would risk repercussions for their activities.

As a result, employees are afraid to speak up, as they risk repercussions such as losing their job, their house and their social network.

Messitte also raised examples of state governments having to make decisions related to the president's company, which Frosh and Racine termed an "intolerable dilemma" between losing revenue or risking repercussions from the president.

Councillor Desmond McKenzie, mayor of Kingston and St Andrew, allegedly told US officials in September 2009 that the Americans' request to extradite Christopher Duduss" Coke on narcotics and firearms charges risked "serious repercussions" and would "risk destroying everything the government was trying to do on the economy and crime".

If the bill is enacted, however, there is a risk of repercussions.

Publishing my book in the United States would involve risk and repercussions for me back in Iran.

Kudrin, who quit in 2011 in protest against rising military spending, said Russia should not risk the repercussions of economic sanctions.

At the end of each in-game season your club is presented with a tax bill, but you can decide to risk further repercussions by only paying a fraction of the money owed.

I couldn't disclose who had rented the property, because of the risk of repercussions to my close ones, so I had to take the sentence on the chin.

For a serious anti-Trump movement to develop among businesspeople, Trump's chances of winning the election will probably have to diminish significantly, thus lowering the risk of repercussions.

Yet after weeks of legal wrangling the former president was indicted on March 31st.Even then people assumed that the government would allow Mr Musharraf to slip off back into exile rather than risk the repercussions of his conviction and possible death sentence.