Sentence examples for has great ramifications from inspiring English sources
"Being able to automatically understand how specific features are attended to clearly has great ramifications for understanding humans, and using that knowledge further".
But my take is, the hosting [of] the World's Fair in Shanghai in 2010 has greater ramifications in the long run for China than hosting the Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008 did.
"Karni seems like a little item on the agenda, but it can have great ramifications," said Natan Sharansky, Israel's Trade and Industry Minister, using the Israeli name for the border crossing known to Palestinians as Montar.
This could have great ramifications for WPP, whose stock is down 30%, and for a stagnant Madison Avenue at large.
If everyone in the country were likely to spend a significant portion of their waking hours using faucets, and Congress was likely to debate bills that had great ramifications for the future of faucet users, then I probably would say that everyone should at least learn the basics of plumbing.
A trade for Lee probably would have had greater ramifications on Hughes in the playoffs, when he could have returned to the bullpen to keep his workload at a manageable level.
Those pushing their Origin claims will get one final chance in round 10 and no match will have greater ramifications than Friday night's clash between Canterbury and the Sydney Roosters as the battle for the NSW halves positions reaches fever pitch.
The Citadel investment could have greater ramifications on the credit markets, and the way embattled financial firms handle their troubled portfolios.
Yet, these actions cause their own problems and end up making the mistake worse or even have greater ramifications than had you faced the mistake openly.
"The truth is Veronika's garment has great international ramifications," said Imre Molnar, a dean at the College for Creative Studies.
