Sentence examples similar to welcome repercussion from inspiring English sources
Even if you are apprehended, there would be little, if any, repercussions". Welcome to The Book of Broken Promises: $400 Billion Broadband Scandal & Free the Net".
One repercussion was welcome: several actors have told me that they were encouraged to change their performance styles by the remarkable artlessness of the early series featuring real people.
The result is a very welcome contribution with strong repercussions for linguistic theory.
"A good chief operating officer who could step up the oversight of the moving pieces would be welcome," he added, but there may be further repercussions for Interpublic's credit rating because of the larger restatements.
Obviously this transition is extremely welcome — and obviously it won't come without repercussions that will be negative for some people and some entities.
Democrats might be tempted to welcome this scenario, or at least its political repercussions, because it would leave Republicans so vulnerable heading into the midterm elections.
Several Iraqis said that while they welcome the symbolism of the handover, they are afraid of the possible repercussions.
They also have a far easier time leaving a board with few, if any, repercussions and can easily generate, especially today, a long list of other institutions that would welcome them into their families.
"Welcome to the Liberal NYC Gale," said another, "where if the cops sneeze too loud they get investigated for excessive force but the 'civilians' can run around like savages and there are no repercussions".
