Sentence examples for will be repercussions from inspiring English sources

But, he cautioned, "there will be repercussions".

No money was distributed, but there will be repercussions.

"If they do that, there will be repercussions," he said.

This is because there will be repercussions (burial, mourning, inheritance, etc).

They are scared to death that there will be repercussions if they challenge the department.

"In the end, if people and communities don't comply, there will be repercussions, including fines".

There will also be repercussions beyond those businesses that export, says Robinson – foreign investment is likely to slow.

Will there be repercussions for enjoying these fries?

"If Assad does not adhere to this, there will clearly be repercussions, and one of them may be the total destruction of the ceasefire and then go back to war," Kerry said.

Even if life has given me a supersize container of fries, I'm worrying about what's going to happen after the fries are over: should I have gotten a milk shake instead, do I even deserve the fries, will there be repercussions for enjoying these fries, what about others who don't have any fries, are the fry-less people going to hate me?

"I'm hopeful there will be no repercussions locally.