Sentence examples for deadly ramifications from inspiring English sources
In the case of ballistic weapons, attentional allocation (or misallocation) can have deadly ramifications.
For many, the Portland stabbing in particular has been something of a wake-up call, a reminder of the violent and deadly ramifications of racism in even the most ostensibly liberal places. .
These days, of course, a deadly confrontation has ramifications that it might not have had in the old Dodge.
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.
BERLIN — A deadly skiing accident in which a woman was killed and a powerful politician narrowly survived has captivated Germany, as a seemingly straightforward human tragedy has evolved into a criminal inquiry with political ramifications in a critical election year.
"It has terrible ramifications".
"Ramifications" whispers coyly.
The ramifications are many.
Personal ramifications, too.
