Sentence examples for ramifications is that from inspiring English sources

The Black Swan, aspects of this new food producer wave, (remember that is about unexpected small shifts that have enormous ramifications), is that we don't just need more protein.

"The ramifications are that in our lifetime everything is going to taste the same," said Mr. Jenkins, the cheesemonger for Fairway.

"And the unfortunate ramification is that the family kind of fissured down the middle".

The immediate clinical ramification is that anti-TNF therapy must be more cautiously applied and monitored.

"The first ramification is that the can is going away," she said, speaking of the home-application sprays available in hardware stores.

The immediate clinical ramification is that anti-TNF therapeutics must be more cautiously applied and monitored, especially in patients with compromised cardiac function45,46.

"The most important ramification is that the VR1 receptor is a very interesting target for pain," says David Clapham, a neurobiologist and pediatrician at Harvard Medial School in Boston.

A subsequent ramification is that it does not necessarily follow that because two of the three factors (and other empirical information) are against giving greater value to end of life treatments, that the position should be adopted.

The only ramification is that the number of pHaps will be increased by the number of alleles of each gene and thus the total pHap count will be a poorer estimator of the number of genes represented in an EST library.

The immediate clinical ramification would be that anti-TNF therapy must be more cautiously applied and monitored, since it could possess an unappreciated capability to modulate TPR and hence, haemodynamic parameters.

As it becomes easier to assess what all of the ramifications are, I suspect that will recede".