Sentence examples similar to weakest repercussions from inspiring English sources
The Postal Service has struggled to deal with declining volume, a weak economy and the repercussions of the terrorist attacks in 2001, including anthrax-laden letters sent to lawmakers in Washington.
Mr Harper no longer has a robust economy to steer: he must deal with much weaker growth and the inevitable repercussions of the global economic and financial tumult.
Organizations often fail to take into account all of the possible repercussions, and have a weak grasp of how the investments in controls will decrease the probability of a threat.
A monthly reading of Chinese factory output was weaker than expected, suggesting China's economy is moving in slower motion, with repercussions for the rest of Asia.
The divisions in the party have already had worrying economic repercussions: the stockmarket this week fell on fears that the government is too weak to stimulate faltering growth and stop a crippling rise in the yen.
Repercussions of a negative calcium imbalance include cage layer fatigue and osteoporosis, conditions whereby the skeleton becomes weak due to loss in mineralization of structural bone.
Repercussions have been interesting.
Still, there were repercussions.
The repercussions were inescapable.
Such stridency has repercussions.
