Sentence examples for practical ramifications from inspiring English sources

But there are practical ramifications of these enduring prejudices.

"The practical ramifications of it are dramatic, and I truly believe this," Mr. Rieder said.

In an editorial, the school newspaper warned about "the logic and practical ramifications of divestment".

The lack of communication, analysts and American officials say, has practical ramifications, including a setback of American efforts to nudge the two countries' militaries to work together.

The practical ramifications of Israeli-Palestinian cooperation--ceding territories, making complicated security arrangements, incurring economic costs--are too perplexing to provide catharsis.

The Brazilian government will monitor the practical ramifications of the speech very closely," president Dilma Rousseff's spokesman, Thomas Traumann, wrote on the president's official blog.

There also is another very practical ramification of the similarity of visual and audio/speech and language processing.

One practical ramification of this observation is that an MS patient who has migraine with aura may need to be aggressively treated for migraine in order to prevent not only his migraines, but also prolonged episodes of neurological disability that may be triggered by migraine aura.

Reports of reduced pain sensitivity in autism have prompted opioid theories of autism and have practical care ramifications.

I headed out with plenty to consider about how I will handle the practical and physical ramifications, but with my conviction about my path unshaken.

They signify changes in the status of a person's being in terms of a person's relationship with fellow members of his or her society and the realm of the sacred or holy that informs the person of the practical and symbolic ramifications of the new status.