Sentence examples for certain ramifications from inspiring English sources

While the fiscal cliff has certain ramifications, the values cliff has other far-reaching effects on every aspect of American life.

Generalizability theory methods would be able to detect certain ramifications of differences in appraisal, but additional appraisal constructs would be required to explain these differences.

One thing is certain: The ramifications of cyber-attacks will only spread and the level of their sophistication will only grow.

Although sequence-based maximum likelihood clustering uses all columns for tree reconstruction, certain columns affect ramification of the tree more than others.

Whatever happens, the result is certain to have profound ramifications for the country.

But sooner or later China's economic involvement in Latin America seems certain to have geopolitical ramifications, requiring it to make choices.

That said, if every person who built a house set out to do the right thing -- even within a narrow budget with certain compromises -- the ramifications would be huge.

In the newness of the world God had perhaps not Himself realised the ramifications of certain of his laws, for example, that shock will spend itself in waves; that our images will mimic every gesture, and that shattered they will multiply and mimic every gesture ten, a hundred, or a thousand times.

The way Mr. Gural recalls it, the whole conflict was thrust upon him when his personal loyalties ran up against the murky nexus of business and politics in New Jersey, and the ramifications are certain to play out during the coming gubernatorial election and beyond.

But if your breakup involves a divorce, not all therapists are mindful of the possible ramifications of certain behavior on your lawsuit--and no one should ever forget that divorce is a lawsuit.

Only in this way can engineers truly understand the ramifications of making certain system-level decisions.