Examples of using Repercussions in English and their translations into Chinese
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It may also have repercussions beyond the receiving entity.
In 2001, repercussions were felt at all trophic levels, including that of the top predator, the Caspian seal(Dumont and Shiganova).
Furthermore, these problems have serious environmental, economic and social repercussions, which may have an adverse impact on social and political stability in the region.
The incident sets a negative precedent, the repercussions of which may hinder the work of the Belarusian delegation to the United Nations.
The repercussions were swift: His literary agency dropped him, speaking engagements and book signings evaporated, and some bookstores removed his novels from their shelves.
Furthermore, the psychopathic inability to understand repercussions often leads them to repeat actions that have previously caused them legal and interpersonal problems.
STDs have important repercussions on reproductive health and have been shown to increase the risk of infection with the AIDS virus.
In addition to international repercussions, we were concerned that military action by China could undermine U.S. domestic support for normalization.
The motivation, however, wasn't due to feared legal repercussions, so much as common robot/human etiquette.
However, we cannot underestimate the repercussions of these terrorist acts on the manner in which we deal-- individually or collectively-- with some of these crises.
Of equal concern are plans for a missile defence, which would inevitably have far-reaching repercussions on existing arms control treaties and on the prospects for future agreements.
This condition is associated with many other symptoms, which can have repercussions emotionally, socially, professionally and in other significant areas of life.
Running parallel to this quantitative growth are deep qualitative changes whose repercussions reach far beyond science proper and affect the very image of nature.
Furthermore, the construction of the separation wall in the West Bank was not only unlawful but also had devastating socio-economic and humanitarian repercussions.
Lady Macbeth, however, pursues her goal with greater determination, yet she is less capable of withstanding the repercussions of her immoral act.
The Syrian government's recapture of Aleppo is a major turning point in the Syrian civil war with potentially powerful political repercussions.
Most women said they didn't report the assaults because they feared public disclosure, ostracism, harassment, ridicule, not being believed and other repercussions.
Furthermore, since 2007, his Government had carried out a campaign to eradicate child labour, one of the more harmful repercussions of neoliberalism.
The economic impact of the Ivorian crisis has had negative repercussions for the entire West African subregion.
Almost all of the new series of advertising blockbusters are model newcomers who don't have much fame, failing to provoke much repercussions on social media.
