Sentence examples for ramifications of bringing from inspiring English sources

Much of the deliberating and agonising over becoming parents focused on the ramifications of bringing a child into what is still a radical familial model.

The broad political and strategic ramifications of ships bringing cheap electricity to developing countries in the Middle East and beyond was highlighted by Inan Ozyildiz, Turkey's ambassador to Lebanon.

Professor Somin added that debating the legal ramifications of superpowers might bring a smile, but might also prove the foundation for something more important some day.

Elegantly understating the ramifications of his work.

The paper offers an overview of copyright laws and pointed the ramifications brought by technology revolution.

But, before long, the ramifications of Cragnotti's spending would be brought home.

A recent report by Reuters brings to light the ramifications of information asymmetry in the Chinese banking industry.

Born to East African Muslim parents of Indian descent, I can hardly say that I am removed from the ramifications of prejudice and racism that this failed attack on New York will bring.

At the same time, nothing more is needed than the single idea of being, and its possible determinations, brought about through sensation, to explain all intellectual principles and the ramifications of thought.

In March 2014, just months before the Iraqi government brought the lawsuit, Baker Botts published a legal memo on the legal and geopolitical ramifications of Kurdish oil exports.

The ramifications of a programme that successfully covers two classes in one year in terms of formal education bring up an important strategic issue for the MoE and donors.