Sentence examples for large ramifications for from inspiring English sources

In theory, at least, the time should be approaching for the "final-status" talks between Israel and the Palestinians, covering such issues as Jerusalem and the return of Palestinian refugees, both of which have large ramifications for Jordan.

By agreeing yesterday to rule on whether provisions of the District of Columbia's stringent gun control law violate the Second Amendment to the Constitution, the Supreme Court has inserted itself into a roiling public controversy with large ramifications for public safety.

This has large ramifications for the restoration of aquatic ecosystems and spatial heterogeneity of fish assemblages all over the world.

The results of the latest Census will be released on Tuesday, which has large ramifications for America's political landscape.

But it had larger ramifications for the financial industry.

But whether Miller returns this season, or ever, his absence has larger ramifications for ski racing.

Whether the turbulence in financial markets will have larger ramifications for the American economy is still unclear.

"This has big ramifications for the president.

One of them, U.S. Circuit Judge Dennis Shedd, lamented "the larger ramifications of this decision" for the nation's safety.

In one case that could have large ramifications, Perfect 10, a publisher of pornographic magazines and Web sites, sued Google for using thumbnail-sized reproductions of photos in its image search results, among other things.

Van Lieshout is concerned about the larger ramifications of a major museum censoring art in 2017.