These choices have enormous social repercussions.
Unfair negative media coverage has social repercussions.
I asked the Skurves if there had been any social repercussions from their use of Soylent.
Today, the ethical and social repercussions of genetics are a standard component of undergraduate education.
These are households where the husband and wife maintain a desperate illusion of nuclearity out of fear of social repercussions.
Burnout Syndrome refers to a kind of occupational stress that can have psychosomatic, behavioural, emotional, familial, and social repercussions; it can also cause loss of effeciancy at work.
Worry about the social repercussions has centered on the darker side of online interactions, like cyber-bullying or texting sexually explicit messages.
But it quickly opens out into a harrowing examination of the political and social repercussions that such a story can have on a community.
Because in the world of the Internet, and on the streets of New York, there are no small-town social repercussions.
"When you rape someone they have to live with the physical, mental, legal, economic and social repercussions of that crime every day".
Research by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) shows that supporting women entrepreneurs has wider, positive social repercussions.
