Sentence examples for continuing ramifications from inspiring English sources

Stone emphasized the continuing ramifications of the Vietnam War with Born on the Fourth of July 19899).

Wiggins finished fourth in the 2009 Tour; and that wholly unexpected result has continuing ramifications for Team Sky.

"We are going through continuing ramifications after what happened after 9/11, and there is a great deal of empathy and generosity that should be taken advantage of".

BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday  about the continuing ramifications for homeowners from a subprime mortgage transaction assembled by Goldman Sachs misstated the status of a mortgage taken out by Anthony Haynes, a New York subway train driver.

As the recovery efforts continued, the ramifications of the disaster dominated political debate in Italy.

Beltran's absence from the lineup hurt the Mets last year, and it continues to have ramifications this season, too.

The program is an entertaining peek behind the negotiation wall, illuminating an episode whose ramifications continue to be felt in the current complicated relations with the Chinese.

Looking back at the N.H.L. from the vantage point of the first weekend of 2010, one precedent-smashing event defined the just-concluded decade and will continue to have ramifications for the decade that has just begun: the lockout that led to the cancellation of the 2004-5 season.

Facebook's early decisions to connect as many people as possible and figure out the specifics later continue to have ramifications.

First and most importantly, there is, regrettably, a significant history of purposeful discrimination against gay and lesbian people, by governmental as well as private entities, based on prejudice and stereotypes that continue to have ramifications today.

And each time Mr. Norquist and others in the antitax lobby take a loss, they start to seem more vulnerable, Republican lawmakers acknowledge, with ramifications for the continuing fights on the deficit and the shape of the tax code.