Sentence examples for commercial ramifications from inspiring English sources
Bellow's indifference to the commercial ramifications of short and long genres explains why he, the 1976 Nobel laureate, was appearing in paperback originals in the late 1980's.
But the plan has been sent back to the Fifa administration for further research because it has commercial ramifications as well as statutory ones.
The commercial ramifications are stunning.
Electromagnetic aircraft carrier launching systems now replacing maintenance intensive hydraulics have technology ramifications to weaponry and commercial transport.
Analyze the financial ramifications of buying a commercial property in Toronto.
The programme's suspension could have big ramifications for the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, which broadcasts the series to 214 territories with a record global audience of 350 million viewers.
Meanwhile, the international ratings agency Moody's says the Ebola outbreak - the world's deadliest so far - may have significant economic ramifications on the affected countries because commercial and transport disruptions are expected to last at least another month.
The ramifications of this phenomenon on the operation of commercial reactor systems is discussed.
Despite the ethical and religious ramifications, the Dutch government was willing to allow non-commercial IVF surrogacy under strict conditions within this study.
Restrictions on poultry exports are growing too: the list of countries that shun British birds in one form or another now runs to some 25.With these economic ramifications in mind, the government has moved quickly to let Bernard Matthews resume commercial operations, slaughtering but not yet rearing birds on its Suffolk farm.
Camille Alleyne, who holds the job of assistant program scientist for the station, describes it as an elaborate orbiting laboratory where research is being done that has significant ramifications for life on Earth, our knowledge about space itself and future commercial spaceflight.
