Sentence examples for because the ramifications of from inspiring English sources
This system worked well for us and the West in general because the ramifications of war, coups, dictators and unrest overall in those nations was really never felt directly by us.
But it's something that she feels she has to fight by building bridges with people and sharing her story, because the ramifications of this ignorance and fear surrounding terrorist attacks are just leading more people to Trump.
"I started off with just the idea of killer robots and then it became more sophisticated because of the ramifications of the Fermi Paradox".
The doubts come about his performance since the state-of-the-union address in January, in which he not only extended the war to bring in the "axis of evil" but also repledged his faith in a domestic platform of lower taxes and less government.That domestic platform looks increasingly wobbly, not least because it has ignored the ramifications of September 11th.
G.E.'s stock tumbled on Friday, declining 2.7 percent to close at $18.97 a share, mostly because of broader concern about the ramifications of the Securities and Exchange Commission's lawsuit against Goldman Sachs.
The result is that many companies still simply take a license in response to receiving the letter without fully understanding the ramifications of their actions, because it is often cheaper to take the offered license terms than it is to pay for legal analysis, negotiation and/or defense.
Money" he's insulated from the ramifications of his words and because even if he loses he'll still be Donald Trump why not drop malicious gossip bombs hither and yon?
"The ramifications of that are grave for him, because that will undoubtedly breach his cooperation agreement," Mr. London said.
Because cDNA is synthesized and used constantly in genomic research and in pharmaceutical production, the ramifications of this decision for future studies are unclear.
