Sentence examples similar to an additional ramification from inspiring English sources

That report, by James Lee Witt, a former director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, set off a new round of controversy about nuclear reactors and found that the Indian Point plans "do not consider the possible additional ramifications of a terrorist-caused release" and said such attacks would have "unique consequences".

Although some Yankees were willing to praise Lee and say that this was only one game in the series, Lee's brilliant performance had to make them wonder if this one game would have additional ramifications.

Congressional surrender has additional ramifications that goes beyond inaction.

(This is often taxed as income and if you're under 59.5 years old there are additional ramifications, such as early withdraw fees).

The observed ER dysfunction and induction of the UPR pathway in cortical neurons may have additional ramifications.

The existence of over-expressed chlorophyll-containing complexes under HNLC conditions has an additional broad-scale ramification: not all chlorophyll is photosynthetically active.

The proposition (that knowledge, knowledge production, and knowledge creation qualify as an additional dimension for art and arts) has the implication that the arts and our understanding of arts are being opened to knowledge and the 'tree of ramifications' of knowledge.

An additional consideration is that women in developing countries may prefer to visit female physicians due to a variety of traditional and religious factors, which can have ramifications for the achievement of maternal and child health-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

There is a legal ramification.

Given that roughly 90percentt of U.S. counties lack an abortion clinic, additional clinics shuttering their doors has very real ramifications for women's health.

There are a lot of ramifications that have to be considered, from event to event".