Sentence examples for ramifications as from inspiring English sources

There are artistic ramifications as well.

For Mr. Obama, the issue has domestic ramifications as well.

No one really thought about the ramifications as far as what is going to happen on the field in Dallas.

But the plan has been sent back to the Fifa administration for further research because it has commercial ramifications as well as statutory ones.

There could be political ramifications as well, as public sentiment against bailouts continues to fester, both in the countries receiving them and those that have to pay for them.

8 30 p.m. Yes, the 7 30 p.m. M.L.S. game between Philadelphia and Columbus (M.L.S. Direct Kick) has some national team ramifications, as do the 8 p.m. Mexican league games featuring Puebla (DaMarcus Beasley; Telemundo) and Pachuca (Jose Torres; Telefutura).

Second, they work as ramification as well as qualification constraints, and in this way they define intrinsically the indirect effects of actions, so constraining the implementation of further actions.

Although he wore his learning lightly, he was also a thinker whose interest in folklore and its ramifications was as acute as his love of music.

A Supreme Court decision last week may have copyright ramifications almost as far-reaching as a decision in 1984 to allow Sony's Betamax to record broadcasts, Eduardo Porter writes in his "Economic Scene" column.

Lying even has legal ramifications now, as is the case in New York, where a new state law has made it a misdemeanor for nannies to falsify their credentials.

One ramification, as he sees it, will be to fire up the Administration's political enemies and make it much tougher for the President to achieve anything of a concrete legislative nature in Washington.