Sentence examples for terrible repercussions from inspiring English sources

People will share something and it causes terrible repercussions.

However, the decision not to read the diary turns out to have terrible repercussions.

Hannah's actions will have terrible repercussions for her family and for her friends, and as Mr. Banks tells it, for the course of history in Liberia.

He insists that's not true (though he used blanks to practise) and that the police statement could have had terrible repercussions.

But generally, she said, spying can have terrible repercussions: "If you're monitoring your child secretly," Ms. Collier said, "what do you say to the kid when you find something untoward?

Those who once proclaimed themselves pragmatists might have to face up to the failures of their own idealism and investigate plays which set out the terrible repercussions of such failures, and imagine how best we might all make a path out of this mess.

The absence of a good newspaper in such a crowded urban area has a terrible repercussion on the democratic process of the cities in the county and affects the quality of life they provide their taxpayers.

I just wonder, though, if emphasizing the negatives — what not to do and the terrible personal repercussions — is necessarily the best way to go about teaching professionalism.

We still witness the repercussions of that terrible crime until this day.

Yet while it was heart-warming to see him marry his doctor, the repercussions may be terrible with Catelyn warning him that Walder Frey is a vengeful man.

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