Sentence examples for but the ramifications of from inspiring English sources

But the ramifications of such a switch would be multiple and momentous.

But the ramifications of the case go beyond the two contending sides.

But the ramifications of this policy are not only restricted to higher education.

"But the ramifications of this bill, as strict as it is, will be devastating on small businesses.

But the ramifications of the problem are so serious, and the recall so large, that many consumers could have serious doubts about Toyota, he said.

Murder charges against Michael Morton have been officially dismissed, and he is now out of prison after 25 years, but the ramifications of his case have just begun.

But, before long, the ramifications of Cragnotti's spending would be brought home.

The Raptors have a front line of Charles Oakley, Antonio Davis and Kevin Willis, so Camby was aware, but unafraid, of the ramifications of his words.

But what are the ramifications of failing to deliver the shares -- something that is bound to happen because the shares are not trading?

But what about the ramifications of such actions?

But teasing out the ramifications of the falsity of (d) reveals some notable constraints upon the sum theorist.