Sentence examples for another ramification from inspiring English sources

Another ramification of the Expos' economic and ownership limitations: Tommy John, until last week a pitching coach in the Montreal organization, told the Expos last year about a good college prospect in the Southeast, but because they are underfinanced, the Expos had no scouts in the area to follow the pitcher.

On Wednesday, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge handed down another ramification, ruling there was enough evidence for Samsonian to be tried on two felony counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence.

We suspected that the autocorrelation patterns observed in these cases may be the result of another ramification of the effect of specific spatial biases coupled to microarray design.

Another apparent ramification of all the celebrity hunting is fruit names, like Apple, for stars' children.

But their presence here also highlights another potential ramification of the upheaval and violence in Syria, because as the refugees arrived in northern Iraq, they are discovering they are not the first.

Another unique ramification for practitioners is related to network externalities.

Another interesting ramification for this latest development in the formation of Zuffa Boxing is how UFC fighters will interpret overtures towards Anthony Joshua, and the money mentioned?

Perhaps New York Times columnist Frank Bruni's op-ed the next day registered most for me, though, when he suggested that the two court decisions have not only legal ramifications but "another kind of effect, deeply emotional, potently symbolic and impossible to measure -- but arguably much more sweeping".

There also is another very practical ramification of the similarity of visual and audio/speech and language processing.

PBS takes the liberal arts approach: one show in production will examine the spiritual ramifications; another will tell the stories of Americans flying home that day who were diverted to Canada.

There is a legal ramification.