In terms of work, this made sense, but it had social ramifications.
During the weeks bracketing Labor Day, more than 13 million students enrolled as college undergraduates, the first loud rumblings of a baby boom echo that will have social ramifications for years to come.
Chlamydia trachomatis conjunctivitis may present with extended symptoms, and it can have social ramifications as a sexually transmitted disease.
Few composers have wanted their music to say, to mean, to be about something more than Nono did, and few have understood as keenly that every musical decision a composer makes also has social and political ramifications.
Stigmatization associated with discrimination often has social and economic ramifications that intensify internalized stigmatization and feelings of fear (13 ).
The phenomenon has also had its social ramifications.
Providing affordable shoes has huge social ramifications, argues Voillat.
The Alt-Right sis sees everything in black and white, except race, which she'll publicly refuse to acknowledge has any social ramifications whatsoever.
How we control sound, how we use it to insulate ourselves, to transport ourselves, to educate ourselves, to provoke thoughts and to distract ourselves from thoughts, to connect, to escape, can have social, even political, ramifications.
