Sentence examples for one of the ramifications from inspiring English sources

One of the ramifications in this case stemmed from the implications of ethnicity.

One of the ramifications of Australia's hardline asylum policies has been the deliberate separation of families, sometimes for years.

One of the ramifications of these developments, however, was a decline in population, industries, and services in the inner cities, beginning in the late 1950s.

"One of the ramifications of the new SAT that no one's talking about yet is what's going to happen to the SAT II subject tests," said Lisa Jacobson, the chief executive of Inspirica.

PAGE A17 Business JAPAN'S BUSINESSES SEE The Rise of the Whistleblower One of the ramifications of Japan's integration into the larger global economy has been the rise of the whistleblower, which was unheard of a decade ago.

This, of course, is one of the ramifications of the end of the NBA Trading Deadline: since teams can no longer make straight trades they have to be a bit creative in filling roster needs.

NELSON: One of the potential ramifications of the reproducibility crisis is that it might erode public trust in science.

One of the related negative ramifications was the movement's eclipsing the songwriter who didn't sing but only wrote.

That writers are routinely attacked for being brave enough to put their truth out there is one of the most tragic ramifications of our fast-flying Internet culture, where there's no accountability (and no shame) from people who troll sites looking for outlets for their self-righteousness.

One of the panels explored the ramifications of those actions and the extent to which the EPA can regulate greenhouse gases without major climate change legislation, which is stalled in Congress.

The urge to "kick down" against the already downtrodden is one of the forms that outward ramification can take.