Sentence examples for public ramifications from inspiring English sources

"It's one of these issues that has deeper public ramifications".

"The public ramifications of this dispute exceed the abstract principles of the antitrust laws, ranging from broadcast revenues down to concession sales," Nelson wrote.

Perhaps Mr. Weis was tone deaf to the public ramifications that would come from his taking a direct role, though it seems a non-event within the police department.

"It's gone from a very private, very personal hideaway to something that has many more public ramifications," Mrs. Pulitzer said, adding: "It has taken much longer than I thought.

Now you can assume that any decision with public ramifications will trigger Twitter hashtags, a Facebook protest page and more besides, as people who formerly lacked a megaphone make themselves heard.

Boomers are not babies anymore — and there are some public policy ramifications.

The economic, social, and public health ramifications of this growth will be unprecedented.

Dr. Irwin Redlener is a recognized national leader in disaster preparedness and the public health ramifications of terrorism and large-scale catastrophic events.

Analysts wonder if the authorities, possibly fearing the public relations ramifications of a confrontation before the Beijing Olympics in August, told the police to avoid engaging protesters without high-level approval.

While other research groups in the University of California are focusing on the individual and public health ramifications of cannabis, the center will be the first in the UC system to explore oft-overlooked dimensions of cannabis growth.

At the moment, we're leaning towards just a page, on the basis that there are fewer public policy ramifications than there were, say, in the case of Baby P, but still lots to explore about the disturbing cultural issue of witchcraft beliefs.