Sentence examples for own ramifications from inspiring English sources

But on a revamped team delicately searching for chemistry amid chaos, disturbing the giant will have its own ramifications on the Lakers, the N.B.A.'s most glamorous team.

The Lovely Bones is so keen in the end to comfort us and make safe its world that, however well-meaning, it avoids its own ramifications.

Now, McCall has a series of decisions to make, and they each have their own ramifications.

That's had its own ramifications.

Your decision to enter a new market, hire or fire an employee, or pursue a new solution to an old problem has its own ramifications.

The pro-active smart initiatives on Tuesday's ballot will have their own policy ramifications but they are also trial balloons for a new wave of corporate comeuppance.

She's still set on pursuing a PhD in cancer biology, but the propensity to ask tough questions that drew her to science in the first place has led her to realize that the questions she raises in her own research have ramifications far beyond her lab bench.

Some leading flu experts said they believed that Indonesia was acting on its own, not understanding the ramifications.

As a ploy to protect its own shareholders against the ramifications of a hostile takeover, and perhaps even to make takeover artists wary, the board of Foote, Cone & Belding Communiations voted yesterday to give its stockholders an option to buy a new series of preferred stock.

But they have the financial potential to do this". His opposite number, David Moyes, Everton's manager, spent no more than a nominal fee on the Greece Under-19 forward Apostolos Vellios, signed from Iraklis Thessaloniki, during the window but had his own warning on the ramifications of the deadline day frenzy.

What Facebook PR conveniently did not address at all in their emails to journalists was Project Spartan or the larger ramifications — their own mobile app distribution mechanism and mobile Credits payments scheme.