Sentence examples for the immediate repercussions from inspiring English sources
It is natural enough that Jordanians worry about the immediate repercussions of a disintegrating Iraq.
The immediate repercussions of the crash, in a week when Europe is preoccupied with Greece, have largely played out inside China.
One of the immediate repercussions of Barack Obama's journey to the White House has been a frenzied eagerness by the news media to showcase the lives of prominent and well-to-do African-Americans.
As the Mets on Friday began to handle the immediate repercussions of Mike Pelfrey's season-ending elbow injury, there was a familiar echo to the situation for Dillon Gee, a pitcher who benefited from a similar situation almost exactly a year ago.
The immediate repercussions of the Palestinian leader's speech, which his aides had earlier billed as containing a "bombshell," are uncertain.
Among the immediate repercussions of the incident is that the United States' attempts to end the war in Afghanistan peacefully may now be in jeopardy.
The immediate repercussion is that loss of a habitat on one side of the border cannot be compensated with preservation of the same habitat across the border, due to fauna dissimilarity.
"The immediate repercussion may well be felt at tomorrow's election in Sicily, in which the PdL risks doing even more badly than it had already feared," Franco says.
The claims of hacking of military families by the newspaper led to immediate repercussions with the Royal British Legion saying it was severing all fund-raising connections with the News of the World.
In a new report that seems to be having some immediate repercussions, the group has now turned its sights on illegal logging in Liberia.
The top soldier, commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing, apparently made it clear that suspension was unacceptable and that there would be immediate repercussions if the NLD tried to force the issue.
