Sentence examples for ramifications limited from inspiring English sources

While the governments of Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen all fell, the eruptions that led to those outcomes were largely internal, with their most significant ramifications limited to the examples they set in the Arab world.

While the direct legal ramifications are limited to Germany, the Deutsche Bank case focuses attention on billions of dollars of exotic financial products that banks sold to customers in many countries, including the United States, who later experienced severe losses.

But the ramifications are not limited to Congress.

"This is an unwelcome judgment, but for reasons that are specific to the sector, I think the practical ramifications will be limited," said Alex Denoon at Lawford Davies Denoon, a London-based law firm that specialises in stem cell regulation.

But for those hoping that Missouri's indictment might spark criminal actions against executives at financial institutions, some caution that the ramifications could be limited.

"This policy has clear ramifications when broadband access is limited or non-existent".

But the privacy ramifications of these documents are not limited to communications of foreigners.

Therefore, the ramification that fosphenytoin displaces phenytoin from albumin had limited effects.

A spokesman for the telecommunications firm said at the time that the company had limited information and was not yet sure of its ramifications. .

Self-initiated use of the hospital exercise program by in-patients with PTSD is usually limited, and it is not expected that this would have significant ramifications for the research.

Jones was right to give Saturday's four-try effort over a painfully limited South Africa side only a pass mark but he was equally conscious of the wider ramifications.