Sentence examples for immediate ramifications from inspiring English sources
The intelligence disagreement between Israel and the US will probably have few immediate ramifications.
The immediate ramifications of the ruling's main finding about the illegality of Obama's NLRB appointments were unconstitutional are limited.
I think it's easier to understand the immediate ramifications of a hit to the knees than it is with a hit to the head.
By May the state's unemployment rate was running at the national average of 9.4%.In a state that has no income tax, the resulting shock to consumers had immediate ramifications, as sales-tax receipts plummeted.
In contract talks with owners last summer, the union agreed to steroid testing for the first time, negotiating a complicated system that does not have immediate ramifications for players who test positive.
While the eyes of the nation focused on Wisconsin, where Gov. Scott Walker brushed back a recall attempt by critics of his move to strip most public-sector unions of their collective bargaining rights, a pair of less noticed local elections Tuesday in California could have more immediate ramifications for struggling state and local governments and for organized labor.
The immediate ramification of this – the end of Rodriguez's career as a baseball player – is not entirely unexpected.
This is why the Bo and Chen cases matter beyond their immediate political ramifications.
Regardless of the effect of the crimes, the guilty plea had immediate political ramifications in California.
