Sentence examples for to be repercussions from inspiring English sources

Whatever the resolution of Mr. Davis's case, there are bound to be repercussions, Pakistani officials said.

If the Jets continue to fade, there are bound to be repercussions, and those three will most likely bear the brunt.

"It's never good to go to war, but in certain situations, there have to be repercussions," Jenkins said, referring to the attacks.

Still, she said, "No matter how prepared you are, there are going to be repercussions from something as big as this". 1 2 Next Page » Ginger Thompson reported from Santiago, Chile, and Marc Lacey from Callao, Peru.

There were bound to be repercussions once that awful transcript of the Socialist Workers party dealing with rape allegations against one of its senior officials saw light of day.

There are going to be repercussions," he said.

Schools need to have very strict rules, and they need to make it clear to pupils that there will be repercussions.

This kind of teasing lacks even the complications of the escapades in "Where the Boys Are," which in its Jurassic era way suggested that there might be repercussions to such actions.

They are scared to death that there will be repercussions if they challenge the department.

There will be repercussions.

People have to understand there are repercussions – they can't just fire off tweets".