Sentence examples similar to extent of ramifications from inspiring English sources
The oil and shale gas drilling boom is reshaping the nation's energy map, and it is still difficult to predict the extent of its ramifications.
It might amuse them, or it might be because they don't really understand the extent of the ramifications involved in undermining another person, but they just don't think about what they're doing and the harm they're causing.
The impacts of ongoing sovereign debt debates are felt first in markets for government bonds and currencies; one can only guess what the extent will be of ramifications on government commitments to clean energy or business activity levels in developed and emerging economies.
Taking into account the profound economic impact the tourism and hospitality industries can have on regions and cities around the world, further research in this area is critical to analyze the extent of such impact and the ramifications that are associated with it.
The effectiveness of heavy metal solubility after manure compost application was determined by the extent of organic matter humification and the successive ramification on soil pH (Gupta and Sinha 2007).
"Everyone else seems to be clear on what the ramifications were of the deal, they seem to have only belatedly discovered the extent of some shortfall.
However, as we discuss later, the extent of introgression is still an open question at the center of ongoing debate that has important ramifications for understanding M S divergence.
While the spokesman said the extent of the losses would be greater if sharks were killed in international waters, the warning highlights the potential international ramifications of WA's shark catch-and-kill policy.
That was the extent of the conversation".
That's the extent of my preparation.
