Sentence examples for ramifications in the from inspiring English sources

Whatever its long-term ramifications, in the short term it can only destabilise.

Below is a list of some significant developments in Silicon Valley in 2014 that we expect will have ramifications in the coming year.

Nottinghamshire and Hampshire each collected three points in a game with ramifications in the battles both for second place and to avoid the drop.

So the case for the local has serious ramifications in the area of global agricultural politics, and progressive patriots of a localist stamp must recognise this awkward fact.

And Iraq's defiance comes in a year when any action by the administration would have political ramifications in the presidential campaign.

Voting Without Chads Among Judge Sand's many decisions have been some rulings on more subtle issues that could still have broad ramifications in the case.

The decision was justified by Patel's removal for 35 but there would be ramifications later in the innings.

In writing about the explosion and its radiance or ramification in the land and in memory, I have tried to stay close to this minute-by-minute testimony.

Bistratified dendritic morphology is illustrated in Fig. 2D, a section enlarged in 2E and F showing clear ramification in the ON and OFF sublaminae.

Three weeks after germination, root elongation and ramification in the absence or presence of 1 5 μM CdSO4were equivalent in all plant genotypes.

The largest ramification in the bisons was represented by the branch of the left ventricular border as in dogs, rabbits and cats [ 9, 29, 35].