Sentence examples for minor ramifications from inspiring English sources

Some of these choices have minor ramifications for the game's storyline.

According to Fig. 940 in Spalteholz [53] the MMA is only a minor ramification of the external carotid artery.

Though it was a grotesque misfire it reportedly left only a single leg of the ass-bomber's body standing, and the prince suffered just minor injuries its ramifications have scared the hell out of everyone.

That mythology, with a powerful boost from the Internet, which magically transforms rumors into facts, has developed ramifications so baroque that it might today be called a minor branch of Brazilian literature.

He writes that, although the more common error is to learn too little from failure and to overlook flaws in your basic assumptions, it is also possible to learn too much – you may have been basically on the right track but made a minor technical mistake that had big ramifications".

David Manne, who led the legal team on behalf of a 15-year-old unaccompanied minor, said the decision could have major ramifications for asylum seekers across Australia.

Numerous fascinating studies have revealed how minor genetic and molecular tweaks have major ramifications on organismal phenotype.

Big Brother in 1997, Hustler's Larry Flynt bought it, and ironically forbade us from showing any more nudity because of potential legal ramifications (we were geared toward minors).

The concept of universities cutting paychecks to college athletes is a complex one, one that could have numerous ramifications, including unknown effects for female athletes under Title IX and male athletes in so-called minor sports.

"It has terrible ramifications".

"Ramifications" whispers coyly.