The possible impact on Guantánamo represents just one ramification of the Christmas Day plot.
Although having Young in the fold minimizes the on-field ramifications of an injury to Vick, the locker-room drama that comes when Young doesn't get his way can derail a promising team.
That's in a nation in which there are some 300 million firearms, nearly one for every person (though only a little over a third of Americans own guns — and there's an interesting take on that here, and on the ramifications of gun ownership on murder rates here, and while you're reading links, this is of interest, too).
Since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, the debate over abortion has focused primarily on the ramifications of having one.
A jealous spat between Jack and Marion turns into a reflection on the ramifications of oral sex on modern American democracy, something Ms. Delpy said would never happen in France.
For more on the ramifications of this incident, please read the Scientific American post on Groat by a former student of his, David Wogan.
While that deserves an entirely separate article to dissect why it's false on a myriad of levels, I want to concentrate on the ramifications of such a toxic belief as it relates to an educator's aspirations.
To increase SAP hydrogel stiffness we introduced a novel strategy based on multiple ramifications of (LDLK 3, a well-known linear SAP, connected with one or multiple "lysine knots".
Without much field data on prevalence caused by an MDV outbreak, the model provides information on the ramifications of an MDV outbreak within a flock.
We must begin with a full and robust debate on the ramifications of these policies.
Aware of their dilemma, our pleasure becomes dependent on the ramifications of gender identification and sexual exposure.
