Sentence examples for at ramifications from inspiring English sources

Critics of police militarization have pointed to Aiyana's death when looking at ramifications of the increased use of SWAT teams among local law enforcement.

Georgia Holmer, an expert on countering violent extremism at the U.S. Institute for Peace, told me she is concerned at the ramifications of such policies.

In other words, even as nations around the world race to embrace free-market capitalism -- or at least talk a good game -- their political systems convulse at its ramifications.

But there was a failure to look more broadly at the ramifications.

"We have to look at the ramifications of what we did and correct it," he said.

His novel Screwed! looks at the ramifications of a joke between two teenage boys also assigned to the farming interior.

The Guardian's political correspondent Allegra Stratton looks at the ramifications the situation has had for Jowell.

Among the regretful leave voters who spoke to the Guardian, some expressed shock at the ramifications of what they had meant as a protest vote.

"Although he voted for it during the first go-around, he's going to take a very long look at the ramifications of this bill, and make his decisions based on those ramifications," said the spokesman, Warren S. Greene.

THE ECONOMIST has a News analysis piece up providing a deeper look at the ramifications of the "default" of Dubai World:Dubai's failure re-awakened a number of dormant fears in investors.

"If people think it's O.K. to kill sharks, whether for food or sport or just because they think sharks are dangerous killers and deserve it, they should look at the ramifications of not having sharks around.