The collapse of Lehman had ramifications to the global financial system that are still unravelling.
Each of these has ramifications to the scientific community, and they're being affected by how the poor and middle-income countries perceive the wealthy world's attitude about this pandemic.
Obama: "I'll give you an example of a lesson I had to learn that still has ramifications to this day.
Actually, even just beginning to consider a decision -- to stop at Starbucks, to research the new market, to ask your HR person about hiring or firing, to revisit the old problem - has ramifications to the system around you.
Not surprisingly, body size in bears varies accordingly [ 48, 49], having ramifications to both survival [ 43, 50, 51] and reproduction [ 48, 52, 53].
The very first issue is going to see the results of several choices which are going to have ramifications for months to come!
The decision is linked to disclosures by the Free Enterprise Foundation but is likely to have ramifications for the federal election, according to correspondence from the party's lawyers.
It is anticipated that this approach will have ramifications not only to model fracture events but also for the design and optimisation of the mechanical properties of biomaterials for specific clinically determined requirements.
Both the presence of tribal classifications in Kenya and their absence in Tanzania have ramifications for trying to situate mobile pastoralists.
Additionally, there is a huge emotional and human element to an IPO — a tough IPO or downtrodden stock might have a demoralizing effect on the employee base, which can have ramifications for years to come.
