Sentence examples for with repercussions of from inspiring English sources

In Kuwait lawmakers have asked their government to inform them about plans for readiness to deal with repercussions of a strike on Syria, Kuwaiti newspapers reported.

There is a great deal of violence in The Little Friend, and it is executed in a very different style: bloody and unglamorised, with repercussions of guilt and misery.

A high-school senior and her friends must deal with repercussions of cheating death when they survive a terrible roller-coaster accident.

"The consequences will be felt closer to home, with repercussions of violence and intimidation," says Winstock of the potential for conflict a seizure of this size creates.

The Grapevine-based Ms. Heaberlin combines a culturally pertinent suspense story (the plot revolves around the main character's struggles with the repercussions of an unreported date rape) with satirical observations about Texas' moneyed suburban elite.

While it is currently dealing with the repercussions of the New Delhi rape — including a delicate relationship with authorities, who were quick to issue a knee jerk ban of its service — Uber has serious plans for Asia, and India appears to be its primary focus in the region.

The day was filled with signs that the speaker and Assembly are still living with the repercussions of last year's battles.

That's right, the only way you can prove that you're good with money is by spending someone else's and then dealing with the repercussions of that; the debt dragging behind you like a chem trail.

I have to deal with the repercussions of it.

The rest of the play deals with the repercussions of that outburst.

"Most baby boomers I know are dealing with the repercussions of aging parents, including dementia.