Sentence examples for many potential ramifications from inspiring English sources

NEXT week, the Supreme Court will hear a case with many potential ramifications for American and international law, and for corporate responsibility for human rights around the globe.

As we discussed previously, evolution acceptance has many potential ramifications.

If these rhythms are coordinated, they could have many potential ramifications for responses to chemical exposures.

Clermont won 22-3 in a horribly one-sided contest that prompted many English rugby fans to shudder at the potential ramifications.

While many in the workplace, even today, fail to appreciate the potential ramifications of their online conduct, the competence balance is shifting to the sophisticate capable of bamboozling the boss with techie terminology and hashtag proliferation.

Much has been made of the Texas State Board of Education's decision to rewrite history and turn the textbooks that will be read by the next generation of American children into ultra-conservative tracts, but many in the press and elsewhere have failed to appreciate the potential ramifications of their actions.

There are many scenarios for potential weaponisation of gene drives as well as serious potential ramifications from unintended effects.

"I'm very troubled by the potential ramifications".

"There are very large potential ramifications," he said.

The potential ramifications for both parties are significant.

Too many potential eavesdroppers.