Sentence examples for ramifications by from inspiring English sources

After picking how I see each division pans out, I added commentary on some of the relevant fantasy ramifications by taking a look into my crystal ball.

Mr. Ruiz touches lightly upon these ramifications by introducing an Afro-Cuban deity, Eshu (Chan Koo Paik), as a figure of fate in the prologue.

Gastric cancer risk and adverse ramifications by augmented multi-drug resistance (MDR) of Helicobacter pylori are alarming serious health concern.

In November, on the third anniversary of the Fort Hood army base shooting, 148 victims and family members sued the government, alleging that the Defense Department dodged legal ramifications by classifying the shootings as "workplace violence" rather than a terrorist attack, the Associated Press reported.

The astrocytes in 3xTg-AD animals had reduced primary branches (on average by 26%) originating from the soma and a markedly reduced presence of secondary processes extending from the primary branches (reduced by 30% on average), as well as distal ramifications (reduced by 45%; Figures 3D 3G).

It is an idyllic setting for an institution so integrally connected to a sport with huge social ramifications, beloved by politicians, businessmen and the church.

The dispute is the latest between leading American technology companies and European privacy regulators, especially in Germany, over the privacy ramifications raised by social networking, online mapping and location services tied to mobile advertising.

Their surface displayed unique 3D architectures, which consisted of ramifications formed by the assembly of nanograins and nanoporous.

Further research might observe research practices in more detail and provide more nuanced views on the ramifications displayed by the changes in the setting of doctoral education.

But, with due Submission, I am of Opinion, that the contiguous Eastern Window of the Chapel, which is still absurdly suffered to remain with its antique Mullions and Ramifications, is by no means of a piece with the rest.

A well-known political official at the time, Beria succeeded Yezhov as NKVD head in late 1938 and Yezhov was blamed for, among other things, the economic ramifications spawned by The Great Purge.