Sentence examples for electoral ramifications from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama's plan — his campaign said it would be the "moral center" of his administration — was unfurled against a backdrop freighted with electoral ramifications.
Ryan needed to be a "dashed good talker" to push the SDA bill through, against this storm of opposition and growing nervousness on her own side of politics about the electoral ramifications.
But Mr. Forrester declined to discuss the electoral ramifications of Senator Wellstone's death, and a spokesman for him said it would be inappropriate to view a personal tragedy through a political lens at such a sensitive moment.
Some top Democrats played down the electoral ramifications of Mr. Obama's Afghanistan policy, saying the president was simply fulfilling his campaign promise to return the American military focus from Iraq to Afghanistan and its potential as a base of terrorism operations.
Fixated on its economic and electoral ramifications, many miss the wretched significance of Chief Justice Roberts twisted ObamaCare logic.
If you're wondering if the Trump campaign is concerned about electoral ramifications from the leaked 2005 tape of Trump telling the Today Show's Billy Bush he can manhandle women whenever he wants because he's famous, that's really all you need to know.
It has yet to be seen whether that symbolism can be translated into a political and electoral force with ramifications beyond this moment and this issue.
Tim Russert, the NBC anchor, predicted a long run for the ramifications of the Gore-Bush electoral standoff.
McCain-Feingold didn't pan out as expected and the ramifications of the Citizens United decision are still unfolding in our electoral process.
Standing against David had bigger ramifications for my family, and my relationship with him, than I anticipated Others think David Miliband would have proved electoral poison, tarnished by his stint as foreign secretary.
