Sentence examples for many ramifications from inspiring English sources

For its people, that had many ramifications.

This is struggle with many ramifications.

It's hard to explain and has too many ramifications.

Security in its many ramifications is now a leading consideration.

A few days later, Bush announced that Cheney would be his Vice-Presidential nominee, and that decision had many ramifications.

Afterwards, our government reduced a tragic event with so many ramifications down to a mere war-recruitment poster.

These include cells with a small cell body and many thin ramifications, called ramified microglia, cells with a larger, less round cell body and thick ramifications, called primed and reactive microglia, and cells with hardly or no ramifications, which are classified as amoeboid microglia [ 29].

There might be too many legal ramifications".

A lawsuit filed this month by Connecticut, Rutgers, West Virginia and Pittsburgh claims many more ramifications.

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.

Seeing the amendment as an affront to traditional gender roles and a threat to the family, the church organized its members into powerful and effective activists against the E.R.A. "We believe that E.R.A. is a moral issue with many disturbing ramifications for women and for the family," the church's First Presidency, its three highest-ranking leaders, declared in an official statement in 1978.