Sentence examples for immense ramifications for from inspiring English sources
The sending of ground forces by Saudi Arabia into Syria will have immense ramifications for the country's civil war and the wider region.
Mathematical modeling of microorganisms and subsequent computer simulations are effective tools for systems biology, which will lead to a better understanding of the microbial cell and will have immense ramifications for biological, medical, environmental sciences, and the pharmaceutical industry.
It will have immense ramifications for the business and competitive futures of our major cities and their broader metropolitan regions.
Their marriage, in 1948, when Botswana was still the British protectorate of Bechuanaland, had immense ramifications, both personal and political: Khama, who had met Williams at a missionary society dance in London, had been supposed to return from his stint at Balliol College, Oxford and subsequent studies for the bar to take up the kingship of the Bamangwato people.
That is one reason he recruits spiritual figures to his cause, with the idea that a project with such immense ramifications needs buy-in from various faiths and, more important, input about ethics.
Given the epidemic of obesity among children today, regular physical activity has immense ramifications on children's and our nation's futures.
As this is the largest and most comprehensive database of in vivo hippocampal and entorhinal physiology to become available to the general scientific community, there will be an immense ramification.
The ramifications for climate could be huge.
Their decisions will have ramifications for years.
