Sentence examples similar to a dire ramification from inspiring English sources
The KM is a domain with many ramifications and applications.
Such a move could have dire ramifications for North Korea, where foreign observers say much of the population often suffers from severe hunger.
In making such a quandary plausible, Giardina had to come up with an issue that could have had dire ramifications for the kind of country we live in.
"Alcohol poses dire ramifications for future population health in the absence of policy action today.
"We further urge the U.K. government to show restraint, and to consider the dire ramifications of any violation of the elementary norms of international law".
The new policy was greeted with considerable dismay by the defense bar and industry insiders, who predicted that it would have dire ramifications.
For years many of us in the anti-hunger world have been talking about, writing about, and preaching about the dire ramifications that the ugly grip of hunger places on our citizens.
Of course, there have to be some conditions for human inter-relating and we are about to hear hair-raising stories about the dire ramifications of re-defining the conditions of marriage to include two adult women or two adult men who choose to make a family together.
As such, the dire ramifications of Brexit, beyond the short-term consequences for the global economic environment which are easily reversible given that Britain never adopted the euro, are that it may lead to an explosion of popularity of the aforementioned fascist and nationalist parties in the heart of Europe and bring about a total unravelling of the bonds of the continent.
This disparity threatens to revert healthcare to a pre-antibiotic era, leading to a dire situation with significant public health ramifications.
