Conservationists said such a large loss would be a tragedy with serious ramifications for people as well as ecosystems.
Mattis, asked a question by a Johns Hopkins student about whether a shutdown would have serious ramifications on military operations, answered bluntly: "Yes". Then he gave an example involving military reservists, saying some of them will be sent home instead of completing their monthly training.
That's a pity, since Ms. Adshead has important points to make about a problem with increasingly serious ramifications on this side of the Atlantic, too.
That would be a dangerous mistake to make; A Greek departure would have serious ramifications across the euro zone, and it would not solve the inherent weakness of the currency area.
This determination will drop like a rock into still water, with a dramatic ripple effect causing serious ramifications for the future of every country in the Asia-Pacific--and for the United States.
And because, after years of rapid growth, they now account for a bigger slice of the global economy, a crisis would have more serious ramifications than in the past.
If they do go to Syria, it is a war zone and there are serious ramifications for going in to a war zone".
There will be little room for sentiment on Saturday, in a game that could have serious ramifications on the SEC title picture.
Ultimately, though, it needed a goalkeeping mistake for them to take the lead and that, for Hart, made this a night that could have serious ramifications for his hopes of going to the World Cup.
Were the most serious ramifications of a potential war between Iran and Israel primarily limited to those two countries alone, the United States might retain the luxury of maintaining a largely hands-off policy, as it has in Syria.
She's not – as they have tried to suggest Ayres is to Obama - just an acquaintance, but his pick to be vice-president of the US, a matter with much more serious ramifications for the American people.
