Sentence examples for external ramifications from inspiring English sources

"Aesthetic life is a sphere of self-directed activity whose external ramifications, despite periodic utopian exuberances, are minimal at best," Robbins concludes (somewhat contradicting his "community" theory).

Is it possible that he could write something which seemed more inward-looking than usual to him, while having external ramifications other people might see more clearly than he did?

Starlink maize was the first contamination case with international ramifications.

Now, the military never actually went through with the attack since President Bush and his advisers were afraid of the external financial ramifications.

However, using strengths of specific local social institutions including faith based, law enforcement, media, business sector and civic government organizations the community effectively responded to the initial threat and to the potential negative ramifications of external entities.

According to Fig. 940 in Spalteholz [53] the MMA is only a minor ramification of the external carotid artery.

Rarely has the regime felt more besieged - and rarely has external siege had such potential domestic ramifications.

The elimination of Jang also has ramifications for North Korea's external relations.

As we integrated our internal organizations [DIRECTV and AT&T], that had real ramifications for us and our external partners.

Through networking, knowledge can be adapted from external sources to complement and build upon the domestic – with particular ramifications for methodology development, capacity strengthening and funding.

Prof Graeme Roy, director of the Fraser of Allander Institute, an economics thinktank at Strathclyde University, told Holyrood's European and external relations committee, which was recalled from summer recess to investigate the ramifications of the Brexit vote, that this was not currently possible.