Sentence examples similar to considerable ramification from inspiring English sources

Branislav Ivanovic did not follow Ibrahimovic's run and these small lapses had considerable ramifications.

For the newspaper industry, the resulting examination of press ethics and practices had considerable ramifications.

The existence of Hitler likely served to unite his enemies at a societal level, which has considerable ramifications.

Burma's acceptance into the Asean circle inadvertently legitimized the junta, while Asean's adherence to the policy of noninterference has also had considerable ramifications.

What is significant is that a precedent has been set and that could have considerable ramifications down the road.

That's another spectacular Evo in the bag and this one has considerable ramifications as to what the future of all things fighting games looks like.

Conclusions: The high variability in Hg in common seafood items has considerable ramifications for public health and the formulation of consumption guidelines.

Importantly, the high prevalence of ARC observed in the trauma sub-group, despite the limited value of CI measurement as a discretionary variable, has considerable potential ramifications for both future study design [ 6] and daily prescribing practice.

"But the ramifications are considerable, causing havoc for fixture calendars in an estimated 50 countries.

But Mr. Baldacci, who cannot seek re-election because of term limits, said he had spent considerable time researching the legal ramifications of denying gay men and lesbians the right to marry.

Overall, when we evaluate the implications of extending existing carbon emission trade markets to include the carbon sequestration in the ocean for maritime nations, the future economic ramifications may be considerable, especially for nations with high EEZ-land ratios and of those that host rich deposits of marine sedimentary carbon.