Sentence examples similar to permanent ramifications from inspiring English sources

An enterprising citizen journalist – previously afraid of the ramifications of uploading permanent footage to the internet – will stream an event that the mainstream media has either ignored or can't access, and help to bring it to wider attention.

The ramifications are essentially permanent.

Proposals to postpone Thailand's controversial general election for at least one month threaten to transform the current confrontation between government and opposition into a permanent state of crisis with potentially damaging region-wide ramifications.

Despite the ramifications, Hawke stood his ground and eventually 42,000 were granted permanent visas.

The Foreign Office is represented on the main committee by the permanent secretary, whose job it would be to raise any potential international ramifications.

Particularly as any ramification of such gamble was to be amplified: in this game, a vote to leave would be permanent, not to be reassessed in five years like for a general election.

Their ramifications are discussed.

"It has terrible ramifications".

"Ramifications" whispers coyly.

The ramifications are many.

Personal ramifications, too.