Sentence examples for manifold ramifications from inspiring English sources

Soon enough, we rectified that visual shortfall by assembling at a town meeting to discuss the manifold ramifications of the scandal.

After all, they have the most skin in the game and therefore the greatest stake in tracking and dissecting legal and political developments, as well as their manifold ramifications.

Its ramifications are manifold: nature viewed as a living and therefore limited being, not an inexhaustible resource; economy and society seen as deeply pluralistic, based on reciprocity, solidarity, interculturality and plurinationality; and politics and the state as highly participatory for the citizen.

Epistemic ramifications of arts and artistic research are manifold, diverse, and heterogeneous.

The problems are manifold.

These are manifold.

The headwinds are manifold.

The pressures are manifold.

The crimes are manifold.

Such stories are manifold.

His duties are manifold.