Sentence examples for long-lasting ramifications from inspiring English sources

But that long-ago decision to issue two classes of stock has also had long-lasting ramifications.

"Jobs are down, wages are falling," and "the financial markets threaten to be engaged in a protracted credit crunch with long-lasting ramifications".

This shift may have long-lasting ramifications for what the parties do to build enduring coalitions, especially if intensive and technologically-driven voter turnout programs succeed in getting more people to the polls.

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

Westing concluded that "chemical warfare with anti-plant agents [herbicides] is pernicious because its ecological and social ramifications are unavoidably widespread, long-lasting, and severe".

The political ramifications of the ruling will be long-lasting.

Very long-lasting".

The effects were long-lasting.

"Long-lasting" needs a hyphen.

The harm is long-lasting.

Long-lasting and thorough.