Sentence examples for ramifications are serious from inspiring English sources

"The ramifications are serious," he said in a telephone interview.

The economic ramifications are serious.

The ramifications here are serious: were PETA to somehow argue their way into setting precedent for animal artist royalties, this monkey tattoo artist could earn a living, the animals in movies like WHITE GOD and Roar would probably be due for contract reevaluations, and these hamsters would be the Brad and Angelina of the animal kingdom.

"The ramifications are very serious, because this seriously hurts the broad middle class and moderate reformers — entrepreneurs and intellectuals.

But the long-term ramifications are very serious.

"As trivial as the determination of what hummus to serve to university students might seem, there are serious ramifications to this issue," Mr. Kotzin said.

LARGER ISSUE The first thing to understand is that there are serious ramifications if you do not quickly respond to a bank notice.

For any other word, this would represent an interesting linguistic side-note, but the central role played by the word "we" in our national reconciliation discussion means that there are serious ramifications.

If they do go to Syria, it is a war zone and there are serious ramifications for going in to a war zone".

There are serious ramifications when employees and especially managers are not grateful.

Though this role may feel glamorous, there are serious ramifications for the stars' children.