Sentence examples for enduring ramifications from inspiring English sources
Providing multiple pricing options has enduring ramifications, both for the service providers as well as the users.
But Harold H. Bruff, a University of Colorado law professor who is one of the authors of a casebook on the separation of powers, argued that the episode would have enduring political ramifications.
The impact of the talent that will most certainly leave the defense industry for greener pastures if sequestration occurs will have significant, enduring, negative ramifications for fostering innovation at virtually every level of the Department of Defense.
But there are practical ramifications of these enduring prejudices.
This shift may have long-lasting ramifications for what the parties do to build enduring coalitions, especially if intensive and technologically-driven voter turnout programs succeed in getting more people to the polls.
Three days of incessant fawning have reinforced the sensation that the world's second-largest economy is now ruled by one of its most influential, and perhaps enduring, leaders since Mao Zedong; a reality that will have ramifications far beyond China's borders.
Why the enduring acclaim?
He thought about enduring.
