Sentence examples for inevitable ramifications from inspiring English sources

We must finally be able to look at the photos and see and understand that the broken and humiliated bodies of men half-way around the world depicted therein represent not only the systematically applied U.S. policies, but also the horrible and likely inevitable ramifications of military occupations of other countries.

Equally important are the inevitable political ramifications of formally opening the Afghan case: The prosecutor would have to deal with both allegations against the Taliban and NATO troops.

That's just one of those weird inevitable mathematical ramifications of technology there's so much activism but everyone's erasing each other".

Perhaps the national discourse might best be focused on the sociological conditions that have prompted these slayings, rather than the inevitable legal ramifications that will be politicised and polarised no matter what.

Perhaps the national discourse might best be focused on the sociological conditions that have prompted these slayings, rather than the inevitable legal ramifications that will be politicized and polarized no matter what.

A JIRA ticket comes with inevitable, built-in assumptions and ramifications.

This result has significance not only for understanding the current biodiversity and biogeography of seaweed species in these waters, but also ramifications for the inevitable future changes to both of these floras in light of climate change [ 14].

Changes in CSC microenvironment are inevitable after neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy in rectal cancer and could have important clinical ramifications including changing the balance between quiescent and rapidly cycling CSCs.

But the ramifications for the family don't end there – because now the second son Jeb is also vying for the White House, and having to contend with the inevitable, distracting questions about his dad, his brother and Iraq.

"It has terrible ramifications".

"Ramifications" whispers coyly.