Sentence examples for the repercussions given from inspiring English sources

It is happening right here in the United States, in plain sight, although very few people seem to understand the repercussions given the mainstream media's lack of coverage of Mr. Minor's plight.

The fact that the migration of fibroblasts onto PCL/HAp films was slower than onto the control glass surface might have certain therapeutic repercussions, given that the bone substitute implantation presents the onset of the above-mentioned "race for the surface" involving bone cells and opportunistic bacteria, with its winner often determining the success of the therapeutic outcome.

Both scenarios won't prevent legal repercussions, given the 22 Top Secret emails.

"These risks would also have significant global repercussions, given the central role of U.S. Treasury bonds in world financial markets," it said.

I was so dumfounded and dizzy, that I immediately went home, in physical pain and fearful of repercussions given it was the woman who prevented me from defending myself.

The repercussions have been international.

The repercussions have been wide.

Newton said she was still weighing her personal dislike of Trump against "the repercussions of giving the vote to a third-party candidate".

With each day the repercussions of Brexit give pause for ominous thought.

For the families, though, the repercussions are ongoing, especially given that Wright is appealing his sentence - for the second time - in the final week of February.

But it is unclear how aggressively the panel will pursue the case, particularly given the political repercussions of doing so while Mr. Torricelli campaigns for re-election and the Democrats fight to hold a single-seat majority in the Senate.