Sentence examples for the repercussions at from inspiring English sources
"Everyone is behind us, but everybody is scared of the repercussions at the major labels," said Bobby Sanabria, a Latin Jazz drummer from New York who is one of the people suing the recording academy.
I couldn't understand the repercussions at that time". She considers private lenders predatory, feeding on the ambitions and inexperience of young college hopefuls, without fully disclosing the terms and long term repercussions of such deals.
The repercussions are at least arguably less severe than the price a politician must pay for unilateral concessions.
'The Billboard Boys' The repercussions came almost at once.
If they can, situations will inevitably arise one after another in which the Government will either have to abdicate or to shoot with all the repercussions of shooting, at home and abroad.
The Rules of the Politics Game -- Are There Any? Lying and lack of integrity have been equal opportunity labels with both parties in the game of politics, and the repercussions to individuals at fault have been few.
"We're hired to do things and we don't look at what the repercussions are of playing an event at all," Will Forte, the band's sixty-three-year-old founder, told Rolling Stone.
How widely the repercussions of the cancellation at Tengiz will be felt is not clear.
We also looked at the repercussions for a 45-year-old or a 55-year-old.
Ninety per cent is not looking at the repercussions, but responding.
We must look at the repercussions of that, Ariel Sharon invading the Palestinian territories and what about Iran?
