Sentence examples for set off repercussions from inspiring English sources

The outcomes immediately set off repercussions for the Republican leadership.

And Mr. Ahamed does a superlative job of explaining the ever-germane way the problems of one shyster, one bank, one treasury or one economy can set off repercussions all around the globe.

You yearn for it, strive for it, and then, when it finally arrives, it sets off repercussions you never anticipated that sometimes undo that success.

The interrogatory of invention used to be "What hath God wrought?" Now it was "What are the Russians capable of next?" "No event since Pearl Harbor set off such repercussions in public life," Walter A. McDougall, a historian at the University of Pennsylvania, has written.

That could then set off wider repercussions.

The boat set off.

We set off.

Then we set off.

Eventually, we set off.

Set off.

She nodded; they set off.