Sentence examples for grow ramifications from inspiring English sources
In Platynereis as well as in most annelid species, the segmental ring nerves grow ramifications that innervate parapodia later in development (Nezlin and Starunov, unpublished observations).
The strong words went beyond typical diplomatic language and underscored the growing ramifications of the case for the United States.
It would risk revealing the aces up Monahan's sleeve's to divulge the exact nature of their conversation and the ramifications that grow from it – suffice to say that car theft, a missing person and a subject much more sinister are canvassed.
The ramifications of this debt, which is bound to grow larger in the case of the public sector, will be a drag on economic growth, corporate profits and stock prices over the next several years.
Some Republicans are growing worried about the ramifications of these fights.
"I came to Turkey as a young man but I'm leaving as a grown up in all ramifications.
Each violation carries a fine up to $5,000, but the ramifications of the accident on Wednesday that sent 19 workers tumbling into a maze of shredded wood and twisted metal could grow significantly more serious.
This methodology will likely grow in popularity as other systems advance to allow similar flexibility in research, and thus, it is necessary to begin considering the ramifications of these in vivo approaches.
For instance, the growing interest in the health ramifications of the human microbiome the microorganisms that live in and on us generates the need to isolate and analyze these microbial samples.
"But on the wider sphere, it opens up an opportunity for an illegal trade to become open for whanau to be able to utilise those skills in a legal trade which has huge ramifications for whanau growing in a legal sense... [Currently], if you get busted then you get fined, a criminal conviction or end up going to jail for using that skill".
There are profound economic and political ramifications related to China's growing labor unrest.
