Sentence examples for more ramifications from inspiring English sources

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

For picking a justice for the Supreme Court will have more ramifications for the republic than any cabinet secretary or ambassador.

Here is a Rangers club fighting for its very existence, so the game over 90 minutes has so many more ramifications than just the winning of the title.

There will be more ramifications to follow but what has already happened is so damaging that whatever else takes place will simply pile on to this tragedy.

The effect of including more ramifications at shorter distances from the neuron's cell body would be to further increase the modularity and clustering (and hence, we expect, also the small-world index) of our networks.

Genital surgery, however, can have more serious ramifications - both physical and psychological.

But the move has wider and even more worrying ramifications – it could significantly censor scientific debate.

I would have thought that producing a DIY porn movie might have more troubling ramifications than making you realise you fancy your flatmate.

Paul Armentano, the deputy director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, said that "removing this arbitrary hurdle to research could have more significant ramifications than simply rescheduling from 1 to 2".

Whether this is a short-term wobble or has more lasting ramifications remains to be seen at this stage," said Briggs.

However, transfers of cutting-edge American kit, especially the F-35's stealth capabilities and the F-18's radar, would be far more restricted.The ramifications for Japanese industry are not to be underestimated, either.