repercussions造句

We lie to avoid confrontation; improve results; sidestep repercussions.

You said that there could be repercussions, and hope the UN could take this into consideration. What kind of repercussions are you concerned about?

The feud between Raja Ali and Engku Muda had its repercussions in other Malay states also.

The Syrian army warned that there would be repercussions for what it called a flagrant attack.

This, he says, may have grim repercussions for America and Europe.

If the disease is lethal, frightening, or spreading in an explosive way, there will always be international repercussions.

Q: You said that there could be repercussions, and hope the UN could take this into consideration.

It moves deftly between the expanding professional life of its title character and the repercussions it is having on her home life.

But the repercussions of its currency troubles will reverberate in other countries in eastern Europe, and should act as a wake-up call for Europe's policymakers.

One of his exchanges cost him 12 days in solitary confinement, but more recently, his articles have been widely published without any immediate repercussions.

In other words, they provide the leverage women need to pry open those closed doors and boldly stride through - without fear, without innuendo, and without repercussions.

Vast frontiers of land and ocean offered infinite resources. Humans could pollute freely, and they could avoid any local repercussions simply by moving elsewhere.

In addition to the financial cost of disease, cancer has important psychosocial repercussions for patients and their families and remains, in many parts of the world, a stigmatizing disease.

This could have implications for women who do not wish to be informed (and thus have their partners told, too) because they fear the repercussions for themselves or their babies.