Sentence examples for negative ramification from inspiring English sources

The prime minister said: "We talked about the actions needed to make sure that this will not have any negative ramification on the future of tourism in Egypt and that in the soonest time possible we restore the movement of British tourists.

Phase shifts can have long-term negative ramification for coral reefs, and eradication of organisms responsible for phase shifts in marine ecosystems can be difficult, particularly if such organisms cover a large area.

The quick-and-dirty method of privatization has had its negative ramifications".

It's a short-sighted policy that has far-reaching and negative ramifications".

In the first instance, the negative ramifications of the Sousse attack must be understood and, if possible, mitigated.

Mr. Tygiel said that "the success of the Communists in forcing the issue before the American public far outweighed the negative ramifications of their sponsorship".

The Electronic Frontier Foundation says TPP has "extensive negative ramifications for users' freedom of speech, right to privacy and due process, and hinder peoples' abilities to innovate".

This executive's company, which stopped giving soft money in late 1998, has since found no negative ramifications in its dealings with lawmakers.

The abundance of plastic at such depths has potentially negative ramifications for marine life, though the study says more research is needed.

We think the UK will fall into recession, and there will be significant negative ramifications for the European economy as well.

The negative ramifications of bankruptcy would be too damaging to current employees and the other industries that support the production of motor vehicles.