Sentence examples for its ramifications for from inspiring English sources

There were no scenes of revelry at Everton's defeat - and its ramifications for Liverpool - from own fans but it did not appear to be a loss they would linger too long on, especially when they reflect on such an outstanding first season in charge for Martinez, who was given a loud and prolonged standing ovation when he reappeared after the final whistle.

All three agencies cited the debt crisis and its ramifications for the region's economy.

The United States had raised concerns about the case and its ramifications for reform in Egypt.

Although the debate between Fadl and Zawahiri was esoteric and bitterly personal, its ramifications for the West were potentially enormous.

The entire future of the single currency – and its ramifications for the global economy – hung in the balance.

Her discovery, and its ramifications for her, for these men, and for all the families involved, are explored in Stories We Tell.

In this review we discuss this change of paradigm in the PML field and its ramifications, particularly for tailoring cancer therapies.

Lewis says relatively little either about the status of this possibility (in particular, is it more than merely epistemic?), or about its potential ramifications for his various positions in metaphysics.

Numerous MPs complained that the bill was too important and its ramifications too great for it to be pushed through in this "wash-up" period in which bills are not given the usual detailed examination.

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

That the study appears in Nature Climate Change tells us something about its potential ramifications for the planet.