Sentence examples similar to mutual ramifications from inspiring English sources
The Allied Forces had an agreement to divide Germany to keep it weak, but this plan was quickly fading in importance before the ramifications of the mutual suspicion between the Soviets and the United States.
Regardless of its value, mutual interference may have significant ramifications for ecological processes.
Robert M. Kurucza, a law partner at Goodwin Procter, which represents some of the largest fund companies, and who served as an assistant director of the S.E.C. division that oversees mutual funds, said that if the proposals were adopted, "they could have extraordinary ramifications in the marketplace for how mutual funds are sold and marketed".
"It has terrible ramifications".
"Ramifications" whispers coyly.
The ramifications are many.
Personal ramifications, too.
The ramifications were horrifying.
It has social ramifications.
"This has huge ramifications.
"The ramifications are unbelievable.
