Sentence examples for looking at the ramifications from inspiring English sources

"The university is currently looking at the ramifications of government cuts to higher education funding and discussing how best to meet the challenges ahead.

Looking at the ramifications of that and being willing to stand by someone you claim is a friend until it is proven they have committed a crime, is often the harder thing to do.

"We have to look at the ramifications of what we did and correct it," he said.

The Guardian's political correspondent Allegra Stratton looks at the ramifications the situation has had for Jowell.

His novel Screwed! looks at the ramifications of a joke between two teenage boys also assigned to the farming interior.

"If people think it's O.K. to kill sharks, whether for food or sport or just because they think sharks are dangerous killers and deserve it, they should look at the ramifications of not having sharks around.

Mr Bain said in the run up to the transfer the board had appointed an independent committee, including him, to represent the 26,000 minority shareholders and to look at the ramifications of the potential sale.

Look at the ramifications of such a large decision.

Third, they are looking at the tax ramifications of the restructuring.

And they're looking at the health ramifications of walking around with that kind of boulder on your shoulder, or a heavy heart.

He said his group is looking at the legal ramifications of the new plans, but declined to say if or when a lawsuit might be filed.