Sentence examples similar to a ramification to bear from inspiring English sources
Is inheritance such a burden to bear?
It guarantees a right to bear arms.
That's quite a cross to bear.
That's a hefty mantle to bear.
Not only is there the violent transatlantic slave trade (which still has ramifications in the present and is a deeply upsetting topic for many people) to bear in mind; there is also the issue of the global modern day slave trade, which, according to the latest figures, enslaves more people today than were enslaved during the entire 350-year history of the transatlantic slave trade.
If so, the courts subsequently look at the case in terms of the present day and whether society will receive any negative ramifications as a result of granting individuals in question the right to bear arms, as stated in the Second Amendment.
This has real ramifications for low-income consumers, who shouldn't have to bear the price of typically elite consumer food fears.
Willingness to bear them is a choice".
The ramifications and the possibilities of that unfortunate kid's life are just too awful to bear thinking about.
Finally, a possible ramification to fatigue of micrometer-scale metallic devices is pointed out.
