Sentence examples for ramifications of our from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, The Elements of Power invites readers to reflect on the ramifications of our gadget-filled lives.

"We don't take into account any effect on the political ramifications of our proposals," Sam Hartley, secretary to the commission, told Today.

And Michael Pollan's outstanding "The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals" (Penguin; $26.95) is a wide-ranging invitation to think through the moral ramifications of our current eating habits.

Owing to the hundreds of hours that I have spent in my car listening to news radio, I am remarkably well informed about the negative impact of my commute on the larger world: the dangers of ozone layer destruction, the political ramifications of our reliance on fossil fuels and the effects of automotive pollution on both weather patterns and long-term health.

The ramifications of our smartphone addictions are only now being examined, in fact.

As a result, we are slowly approaching a digital day of reckoning, where we'll be forced to consider the ramifications of our choices in our individual lives.

Finally, while induced bronchoconstriction by bronchial challenge is only a diagnostic and research tool for asthma, we offer a speculation about the potential clinical ramification of our observations.

Below we discuss the ramification of our findings.

One mechanistic ramification of our structural analyses is that flexibility within PKAholo complex could permit precise orientation of the anchored catalytic subunit toward substrates.

It might be hard, from this alone, to discern the full ramifications of what our reviewer Benjamin Lee described as Penn's "unbelievably crass decisions at every conceivable turn", but the opening voiceover – "When I thought of him I was there in a way I wasn't when I wasn't thinking of him" – gets things off to a promisingly klutzy, poorly articulated start.

Although this case is emotionally searing and one that tests the will and compassion of all involved, we need to remain ever cognizant regarding the potential ramifications of all of our interventions and actions, and their associated nonactions and noninterventions (ie the proverbial 'slippery slope'), which may extend beyond this particular case.