Sentence examples similar to concerning possible ramifications from inspiring English sources

There is more learned speculation by ministers and pundits alike concerning possible negotiations for a ceasefire and their ramifications.

West Ham United have attempted to placate Senegal via an intermediary as they grow increasingly concerned about the possible ramifications of the Diafra Sakho row which could, according to Fifa's rules, extend to them being kicked out of the FA Cup.

Watke's greatest concern was over the possible ramifications of Thompson's interference with the commander on the ground at My Lai 4.

This new way to track iPhone users inside buildings raises some serious concerns about consumer privacy, and how well users understand the possible ramifications of setting this micro-location tracker to "on" or "off".

It has all sorts of possible ramifications.

Not all possible ramifications, of course, are equally weighty.

What are some possible ramifications of the United States not getting involved in nation building?

Indeed, it's easy to imagine the possible ramifications of the Court's decision.

It is hard to exaggerate the possible ramifications, first and foremost for Jewish Israelis.

Workers there have been told to prepare themselves for the possible ramifications of the prosecutor's announcement, United Nations officials said.

But he also considered the possible ramifications for Ordonez and Rojas if they did not join the work stoppage.