Sentence examples for caused ramifications from inspiring English sources

XCOM being XCOM, this caused ramifications that stifled my progress for several hours.

The group's rapid ability to organise and consolidate continues to splinter a fractured body politic in Iraq and Syria and is fast causing ramifications for the broader Middle East.

The breach of the mausoleum site in Balad was causing ramifications on Friday, with powerful rival militias Asa'ib ahl al-Haq and Saraya Salam accusing each other of security lapses.

Building a flavor is a science, but the processed food market is ever-growing and can cause ramifications to your health and environment.

Britain is catching on, but the rest of Europe is still a long way behind.VICTORIA SHARKEYBangalore, IndiaSIR In two leaders ("Europe limbers up" and "East Asia's new shape", April 29th) you point out that the sheer size of America's economy causes it to have ramifications far beyond its borders, and often worldwide.

But letting Decker share communications with a top secret agent could cause political ramifications from here to Bora Bora.

This determination will drop like a rock into still water, with a dramatic ripple effect causing serious ramifications for the future of every country in the Asia-Pacific--and for the United States.

Hamilton explained the fire, which Mercedes say was caused by a fuel leak, could have ramifications later in the season, as a result of a rule limiting drivers to five engines a season.

Economics must consider both the direct costs of planning and constructing an optimum network as well as the indirect costs and production ramifications caused by impassable roads, slow haul speeds, accidents, vehicle damage and landowner disputes.

Their decisions will have ramifications for years.

"Forty years later, its ramifications cause more sleepless nights than any physics paper in history," Rees said with a smile.