Sentence examples for be no ramifications for from inspiring English sources

It said any overspend would be covered within the LLDC's wider existing budgets without recourse to the taxpayer and that there would be no ramifications for the schedule.

Do we really think there should be no ramifications from an employer for such speech if you say that as the star of a television show?

"There's no ramifications for you in just blowing someone off".

Most times there are no ramifications for the owner.

Sometimes metacognitive states have been thought to be epiphenomenal having no ramifications for cognition.

There are no clear ramifications for PlayStation just yet.

Even though there were no adverse ramifications for the householder associated with reporting actual water usage, it is possible that drinking water restrictions may have influenced recycled water use despite lack of restrictions for recycled water.

"Logic dictates when you are potentially losing as many as a half a million bats in this region, there are going to be ramifications for insect abundance in the coming summer," Mr. Darling, the Vermont wildlife biologist, said.

Clearly all is not well between driver and team and it remains to be seen whether there are any ramifications for their respective futures.

Nevertheless, there could be serious ramifications for education, scholarship, government and even national security.

There could also be further ramifications for the Hawks, who suffered their first defeat against Melbourne since 2006.