Sentence examples for further ramifications from inspiring English sources

This story has further ramifications.

Mr Dugher also said he believed his sacking had further ramifications.

There could also be further ramifications for the Hawks, who suffered their first defeat against Melbourne since 2006.

Laurinec sought to distance the football body from political responsibility, but acknowledged that their decision could have further ramifications.

The shift by America towards Turkey and against the Kurds may have further ramifications for the balance of power in the region.

Before the game, Dunfermline's chairman John Yorkston lit the fuse on an altercation that will have further ramifications when he declared that Celtic's defender Bobo Balde has probably caused more injuries this season than his club's notorious plastic pitch.

The sons of Fāṭimah and ʿAlī, Ḥasan and Ḥusayn, are thus viewed by the Shīʿites as the rightful inheritors of the tradition of Muhammad, a further ramification of Fāṭimah's significance among Shīʿite believers.

There could be further political ramifications too.

The book also explicates further economic ramifications of the trend toward mass incarceration: By removing large numbers of poorly educated young men from the labor market, statistics on wages and unemployment were artificially skewed.

One of the documents revealed the existence of an F.B.I. program called "COINTELPRO," which would go on to have further political ramifications.

"He is seeking to further assess the ramifications of this move before allowing the government of Bermuda to fully implement this action," Brown said.