Sentence examples similar to a later ramification from inspiring English sources

A decade later, the ramifications of the attack are still crippling the fragile state – and they have not stopped there.

A later police statement reiterated that producers of The Chaser's War on Everything had been warned about the "ramifications of stunts during APEC".

A day later, as business ramifications — recruiting the core of the program — kicked in, Meyer announced he was not resigning after all.

"Forty years later, its ramifications cause more sleepless nights than any physics paper in history," Rees said with a smile.

The specter of AIDS, signaled by the doctor's song, "Something Bad Is Happening," has other ramifications a decade later, but "Falsettos" isn't about AIDS.

Hamilton explained the fire, which Mercedes say was caused by a fuel leak, could have ramifications later in the season, as a result of a rule limiting drivers to five engines a season.

There is a legal ramification.

NEW DELHI — The ramifications of the Delhi gang rape case, in which a 23-year-old student was attacked in a bus later died, seem not to cease.

A new study says that being out of shape can have some serious ramifications later in life -- and it's scarier than just a growing waistline.

It is a fairly clever maneuver on Rove's behalf -- forcing Obama to make a judgment on executive privileges that could have ramifications later in his presidency.

But it's nevertheless a definitive example of the "thinking man's shooter", a game where the decision to kill someone now is likely to have ramifications later.