Women who do speak out often face unique repercussions (see Kesha's years-long fight to record new music after she claimed abuse at the hands of her former producer, Dr. Luke. who vehemently denied the accusations).
While heated verbal exchanges with an officer can lead to a white person's arrest and detainment, there exists several unique elements to the repercussions faced by African-Americans in regards to interactions with law enforcement.
7. Certainly in the unique position of @POTUS the repercussions and intimations his tweets cross these lines.
World leaders have for years struggled to determine which ones to recognize, often making decisions and then trying to limit the repercussions by warning that each situation is unique.
Although the functionalization of drug delivery vectors with cellular materials has been shown to provide synthetic particles with unique biological properties, these approaches may have undesirable immunological repercussions upon systemic administration.
There are serious repercussions, including holding back a population of people who have unique skills and incredible guts that can serve our country here at home by successfully leading businesses and public institutions.
The suit could have repercussions elsewhere in the nation, as a harsh eviction climate is not unique to Philadelphia.
However if, as the evidence suggests, some bacterial pathogens do indeed utilize unique means of targeting such a critical host enzyme, the findings would have wide reaching repercussions outside bacterial infection (Kim et al., 2007; Srikanth et al., 2010).
Separate hierarchical linear regressions were performed for nurses and physicians to identify unique contributions of each explanatory variable (or blocks of explanatory variables) to explaining the variance in fear of repercussions.
The willingness to endure the potential repercussions of fighting in both the long term and the short term is part of what gives fighters their unique charisma.
Repercussion, Special Issue, volume 7-8.
