Sentence examples for and the ramification of from inspiring English sources

The persistence of misconceptions and the ramification of possible perpetuation suggest greater attention needs to be paid to preservice teacher knowledge of evolution, the nature of science, and situations of chance prior to entering the profession.

They have also attacked the Bank's forecasting record and the ramifications of its seven-year stimulus programme.

Monsanto has been no stranger to controversy, drawing fire over the effect of its pesticides and the ramifications of widespread use of its genetically modified seeds.

He referred to "what is happening in Aleppo, and the ramifications of the promised and coming victory for the whole battle in Syria and the region".

So is "The Goldman Project," a tidy three-character drama about the legacy of the Holocaust and the ramifications of not confronting your past.

In a clear and persuasive new book, "About Abortion" (Harvard), Carol Sanger, a professor of law at Columbia, explores the roots and the ramifications of this chastening regime.

"Accountability is good but it leads to added pressure to perform, and the ramifications of that pressure need to be guarded against," he said.

As new alignments form and the ramifications of Brexit become clearer, it is time for a re-evaluation of Britain's engagement with China.

And the ramifications of every move must be considered: as in all art, there is a fine line separating doing too little, just enough and too much.

And the ramifications of this are potentially even larger.

And the ramifications of this are actually bigger than you probably imagine at first glance.