Sentence examples for very repercussions from inspiring English sources

TGA's move to categorically ban poppers for any use other than industrial prescription or no would significantly increase stigmas around the use of the substance and likely result in the very repercussions that Steve is suggesting.

Peacemaking in the Middle East is a deadly serious matter, and even a pretend peace, negotiated between self-appointed Israelis and Palestinians, has very real repercussions.

I didn't know I was going to spill the beans that day; hadn't considered the legal ramifications fully, or the very real repercussions it would have on my life – it just came out.

But this idea of equating intelligence with certain races or ethnicities has very real repercussions for all immigrants of color.

"This would lead to very serious repercussions.

She added: "That has very serious repercussions".

The choice has "very troublesome repercussions," Mr. McGurn said.

The current trend, he warned, would have "very negative repercussions" for a range of Swiss companies and would endanger "thousands and thousands of jobs".

The presence of Ms. Petrone was a reminder of the very personal repercussions of Sept. 11 on Mr. Giuliani and his world.

He warned of "very serious repercussions" if rebels destroyed or damaged the shrine of Sayida Zeinab, a site near Damascus that is a revered pilgrimage site for many Muslims, especially Shiites.

"This could have very serious repercussions for this industry, at least in the short term," said Chris Scherf, executive vice president of Thoroughbred Racing Associations, which represents the majority of the nation's racetracks.