Sentence examples for ramifications of which from inspiring English sources

A mispronunciation here, an inappropriate food offer there; a joke, the ramifications of which were not immediately obvious.

For the big producer countries, this is a major headache, the ramifications of which are only starting to be felt.

Renovating a house meant making countless decisions, the ramifications of which I would obviously have no choice but to live with.

Palace have offered no official reason for severing talks with Mackay at this stage, although it appears to have stemmed from the Scot's acrimonious departure from Cardiff, the ramifications of which continue to rumble on.

A child's reconciliation to a parent is no small thing, but one wishes that Franks's overbearing questioning of an old sick man had added a little more weight to our understanding of the horrific war he fought, the genesis and ramifications of which consumed more than half of the 20th century.

The end result was a war based on false premise, the ramifications of which continue to resonate in disastrous fashion today.

Being a hostess also requires me to navigate the tricky political ramifications of dinner, which means keeping the menu free of veal, foie gras and a host of endangered sea creatures.

Plied with booze and lust and fish eggs, we got into a heap of trouble that afternoon, with far-reaching ramifications, the least of which was my missing two planes to somewhere I really needed to be.

But the US supreme court has agreed to consider three related issues in his case, all of which have ramifications that could affect future political corruption prosecutions.

In a recent conversation, they confronted head-on the political ramifications of their alliance, which is to be solmenized at the Church of Heavenly Rest on September 15th, when the State Senate over which McCaughey presides, is out of session.

The reversal appeared to be a hurried admission that the L.P.G.A. had not thoroughly examined the ramifications of the policy, which many believed to be aimed at the sizeable contingent of Asian players on the Tour.