Sentence examples for has broad ramifications from inspiring English sources
The unrest has broad ramifications.
The one thing he does agree with Moore about is that the race with Toomey has broad ramifications for American political life.
The issue for many constitutional lawyers is that the censorship of any speech, even hateful speech, has broad ramifications.
The biology of telomerase has broad ramifications for human health and aging.
Such a general regulatory mechanism has broad ramifications for hyperthermia-mediated regulation of apoptosis.
The merger of Glencore and Xstrata could have broad ramifications.
Voting Without Chads Among Judge Sand's many decisions have been some rulings on more subtle issues that could still have broad ramifications in the case.
In any case, the outcome of any American battle over ciprofloxacin will have broad ramifications for poor countries desperate for affordable drugs.
In a case that could have broad ramifications for the pharmaceutical industry, a federal appeals court on Monday threw out the conviction of a sales representative who sold a drug for uses not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
ALL this could have broad ramifications for older workers in general, work force experts say, as aging corporate bosses show greater sympathy than their younger peers to demands for more flexible hours and telecommuting.
A front in the national health care battle has opened in New York City, where a major hospital chain and one of the nation's largest insurance companies are locked in a struggle over control of treatment and costs that could have broad ramifications for millions of people with private health insurance.
