Sentence examples for ramifications for how from inspiring English sources
"Pushing hard on one has ramifications for how it goes with a lot of patients.
Will the Malvo case have ramifications for how juvenile criminals are punished?
A partnership between the two agencies could have widespread ramifications for how the region develops long term.
The case is likely to have significant ramifications for how requests for information under the privacy act can be determined, particularly for digital information.
It was a localised story but has wider ramifications for how we treat different groups in society and how we treat things not of our culture.
The answer to this question also has important ramifications for how directors evaluate performance, develop future talent, and plan for succession.
Our results argue that social interactions are an important determinant of gut microbiome composition in natural animal populations a relationship with important ramifications for understanding how social relationships influence health, as well as the evolution of group living.
Virtual reality promises a lot of potential changes to the way we experience the world, but the ramifications it has for how we tell stories might be among the most interesting.
And, if so, what are the ramifications of how such data could be used and accessed?
Robert M. Kurucza, a law partner at Goodwin Procter, which represents some of the largest fund companies, and who served as an assistant director of the S.E.C. division that oversees mutual funds, said that if the proposals were adopted, "they could have extraordinary ramifications in the marketplace for how mutual funds are sold and marketed".
Critics of Commerce's move said it is part of a broader pattern of systematic attacks by the Trump administration against Democratic parts of the country on issues ranging from health care to immigration, and one with major ramifications for decisions such as how congressional districts are drawn and how federal funding is spent nationwide.
