Sentence examples for ensuing ramifications from inspiring English sources
In the case of the 2008 financial crisis that crippled Wall Street and left millions in the US unemployed and without homes, studios already have churned out countless films that relay what led to the collapse, and its ensuing ramifications.
Consequently, we suggest that climate-driven changes in the marine food web may also have ensuing ramifications for the coastal ecology of the North Sea region.
We, therefore, suggest that climate-driven changes in trophic interactions in the marine food web may also have ensuing ramifications for the coastal ecology of the North Sea.
She paid but scant attention to the global ramifications of the ensuing Seven Years' War.
The two Glasgow-based soccer teams have been fierce enemies for well over a century, but when Rangers' finances deteriorated to the point that they were sold for relative pence on the pound in June, the ramifications of their ensuing exile from the Scottish Premier League — the top division of Scottish soccer — reached much further than if, say, the Mets were forced into liquidation.
Through a longitudinal socio-ethnographic study of the ramifications of surveillance ensuing from the implementation of a computerized knowledge management system (KMS) in a Parisian tax/law firm, our analysis points to the proliferation of lateral networks of surveillance having developed in the aftermath of implementation.
Whatever the outcome of the conflict, the ensuing instability in Libya will have long-term ramifications for the Italian economy and its special relationship with its Mediterranean neighbor.
And thirdly, what are the legal ramifications and processes which should ensue?
