For many, lack of time is still the greatest stress factor, and this can have unfortunate repercussions when workplace therapies are introduced.
So many unfortunate repercussions from the summer riots, and one is that now, and probably for the foreseeable future, the Met is skittish about public order events.
She tells her policeman father Aaron Wayne Blairr) but refuses to report it, and that decision has unfortunate repercussions, particularly for family friend Lorraine.
And this has unfortunate repercussions when the smoking, gambling Cis takes his upright stepfather for a dinner to a slightly shady hotel only to find his mother and aunt turning up at the same establishment.
Such comprehensive propaganda strategies have unfortunate repercussions for journalists, especially those who question the spin.
"The prosecution can do no good at all and the backlash will have unfortunate repercussions for the police force and the town of Rochdale".
It said that Smith would have been "at the mercy of a competent counsel", but also reported that the MP's magistrate "buddy" had warned of "unfortunate repercussions for the police force and the town of Rochdale" should he be prosecuted.
However, she was genuinely sorry about the unfortunate repercussions--bouncing a check.
And please remember that spells intended to dominate, manipulate, or harm others (ex. sibling, parent, babysitter, or pet) do not work, and tend to have unfortunate repercussions.
Might that article bemoan the unfortunate health repercussions of the relentless hours of texting, online surfing, and video games of the early 2000s?
