Sentence examples similar to a critical ramification from inspiring English sources
YESTERDAY, the whole world was watching Greece as its Parliament voted to pass a divisive package of austerity measures that could have critical ramifications for the global financial system.
BERLIN — A deadly skiing accident in which a woman was killed and a powerful politician narrowly survived has captivated Germany, as a seemingly straightforward human tragedy has evolved into a criminal inquiry with political ramifications in a critical election year.
Anglo American, which prides itself on its progressive policies, is concerned not only about the impact of a long strike on itself and the economy as a whole--a week of lost production would cost the mines about $300 million--but also about the political ramifications at what its top executives see as a critical period for the country.
Pregnancy has been proposed as a critical period for the development of overweight and obesity in mothers, with ramifications for both the mother and the infant [ 1- 6].
Bodily integrity, particularly at death, has been identified as a critical value in various cultural and religious traditions and one with significant ramifications for research [ 34, 35].
These findings needed to be corroborated in the light of the fact that this secondary school age is a critical developmental stage in the life of an individual and carries various ramifications for the health and well-being of the individual, social cohesion, and the economic prosperity of a nation.
Violence is the central theme of the album, which takes a critical look at America's obsession with firearms, death and fame and their ramifications in the Columbine tragedy.
Given the clear ramifications such considerations have for screen execution, we consider this a critical issue.
This raises interesting questions as to whether there is a critical period of leptin-dependent hypothalamic development in the early neonatal period that may have major ramifications for energy balance later in life.
