Sentence examples for larger ramifications from inspiring English sources

Another copyright conflict had potentially larger ramifications.

But it had larger ramifications for the financial industry.

And that misconception may have larger ramifications on how female writers are generally understood.

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

In the weeks following the killing, supporters and opponents of Dr. Tiller measured the larger ramifications.

So we do think that some of the things we might do together might have long shadows or larger ramifications.

This latter reference to § 301 has a much larger ramification than seems at first glance, since it effectively means that to protect assets in a UPSA state, a Series LLC formed in a non-UPSA must have associated its assets as if § 301 applied to it as well for those assets to be protected in-state.

The missed opportunity to streamline the military bureaucracy could soon have large ramifications.

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

Yet this latest accident could have large ramifications for the oil industry because of the symbolism of its location near the 1969 blowout.

The director of the National Science Foundation expressed dismay that the scientific community had not been consulted on a treaty with such large ramifications for research.