Sentence examples for some repercussions from from inspiring English sources

But we are still seeing some repercussions from budget cuts.

Mr. Mailer, who wants to guard his privacy while writing his novel, is prepared for some repercussions from what he called the most extensive and candid television interview in his career of more than 50 years.

Although the company fixed the problem within a day, "there may have been some repercussions from that" in the days that followed, said Chris Shimojima, vice president for merchandising and marketing at Sears Direct.

The numbers indicate Grandal is clearly still battling some repercussions from the bruise to his nonthrowing shoulder.

Apparently, Katherine is feeling some repercussions from Silas draining her body of blood because she has a wicked Rogue-esque gray streak in her hair and later in the episode her tooth falls out.

There will be some social repercussions from the changes in the new edition.

There is considerable excitement about what might be found at the north pole, with the suspicion being that the terrain may reflect in some way the seismic repercussions from the Rhea Silvia impact at the opposite pole.

As Stan Shamu of IG puts it: While Russian equities and the ruble enjoyed some reprieve in yesterday's trade, the repercussions from recent events are far from over.

But, he added, some Republican colleagues have told him they could face political repercussions from their conservative supporters.

For some there was the freedom of airing opinions and views without fearing repercussions from what they said.

There are repercussions from that".