Sentence examples for its ramifications are from inspiring English sources

We've said it before and will say it again: we think this event, and its ramifications, are going to be big.

The trend away from American dominance predated the Obama administration, and its ramifications are likely to unfold long after it leaves office.

We know this story; its ramifications are still playing out: the Holocaust, Israel, Gaza.

Its ramifications are troubling for Scotland and particularly severe for Northern Ireland.

"But we have to look at the decision [and] see exactly what its ramifications are," he said.

Her character's moral vacuum helps deepen the sense of a child treading water between the firm ground of childhood and the adult deep, but its ramifications are, in the end, curiously little explored.

Whereas before you only heard English names, you began to hear Rushdie, Kureishi, Mo, Ishiguro - and it became clear that race and its ramifications were to be the central issue of our time.

F.B.I. officials have complained that the interview plan was begun before its ramifications were fully understood.

But limiting the comparison to the potential pullout and its ramifications is disingenuous.

Rodriguez's streak, on the other hand, had become an all-consuming event at Yankee Stadium, and its ramifications were not insignificant.

A hybrid architecture comprising three types of cerium nanoparticles, nano-octahedron and its ramifications, is synthesized via a facile yet efficient hydrothermal process.