Sentence examples similar to long ramifications from inspiring English sources

The decision could have series-long ramifications.

For instance, in the September 1997 issue of Environment and Behavior, Cornell University environmental psychologists Gary Evans and Lorraine Maxwell reported that the constant roar of jet aircraft could cause higher blood pressure, boosted stress levels, and other effects with potential life-long ramifications among children living in areas under the flight paths of airport.

"But when somebody gets hurt, there are long lasting ramifications to the game we play, long lasting ramifications to the game we play.

But, before long, the ramifications of Cragnotti's spending would be brought home.

It does make you wonder what the long term ramifications of this approach would be, though.

"I am genuinely troubled about this proposal's potential long term ramifications for our democracy and its capacity to sustain reform.

Everyone is screaming to the consumer and doing whatever they can to get their attention while not considering the long term ramifications of such excessive stimuli.

Weighing in might make you feel better today, but what are the long term ramifications for your personal brand?

One line of attack held that he was uninterested in the long term ramifications of his theories because he had no children.

People that are here to see the glory of the demolition need to think about the long term ramifications for the area".

"I think there's been more awareness from the general media on what CTE is, how it affects you, the long term ramifications of it," he continued.