Sentence examples for on the ramifications from inspiring English sources

David Muth, director of the National Wildlife Federation's Mississippi River Delta Restoration Program, told the AP that "visually, the [Gulf] coast looks great, and I think most of what was visible is gone". Despite Newsweek's assertion that "the BP disaster has been largely forgotten" and "the media have moved on," the ramifications of this landmark event are far from over.

Since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, the debate over abortion has focused primarily on the ramifications of having one.

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.

Ultimately, The Elements of Power invites readers to reflect on the ramifications of our gadget-filled lives.

Tuesday Pro-independence and pro-union lawyers hold a debate in Edinburgh on the ramifications of a split in the Faculty of Advocates.

I am concerned about some of the ramifications on in vitro fertilization and ectopic pregnancies".

This hitherto neglected distinction is shown to have essential impact on the Ramification Problem: if stabilizing state constraints interact, then approaches not based on so-called causal propagation prove defective.

The investigation by police and federal transport authorities is still going on, but the ramifications have already spread across the globe.

"Everyone else seems to be clear on what the ramifications were of the deal, they seem to have only belatedly discovered the extent of some shortfall.

After sharing a group hug on Wednesday morning, financiers have moved on to appraising the ramifications of four more years with a president that they have vilified.