Sentence examples for would have repercussions from inspiring English sources

But it would have repercussions for decades.

Rather, he said, he was warning that Mr. Nasrallah's statements would have repercussions in Lebanon.

It was my last summer as a "kid" before all that debauchery would have repercussions.

Despite losing the battle in Wisconsin, union leaders said it would have repercussions across the country.

If Italy did get into funding trouble, that would have repercussions for the rest of the euro zone.

Fund managers agree that this situation cannot last, and that a severe American downturn would have repercussions.

This in turn would have repercussion on the political culture and the anticommunism of West Germany at the time (Creuzberger, 2008: pp. 347 358).

Such research, in turn, would have repercussion on psycholinguistic models of language production.

A coup of that kind would have had repercussions, but they would not have been so different from those that will follow from the drawn-out electoral sham through which the ageing autocrat has dragged his wretched country.

And in the financial sector, Deutsche Banks reported agreement to buy Bankers Trust bt for $9.5 billion would likely have repercussions across the industry.

Blocking the deal, however, would have broader repercussions.