Sentence examples for ramifications over from inspiring English sources

Gabriel Chevallier (1895-1969) set his 1934 satirical novel Clochemerle in a French village in Beaujolais and dealt with the ramifications over plans to instal a new urinal in the village square.

For the four pension funds, the returns on investment over the last decade have come in at less than half the forecasted amount — a shortcoming that could have huge ramifications over time as state taxpayers are forced to make up the difference.

The striking finding from the present study is that, for an individual cholinergic neuron, the axonal arbor is extremely large, with dense ramifications over a cortical surface area of >2 mm2 in the mouse.

The nanowires are straight and most of them show smooth surface and no ramification over their length.

He went on, "There's ramifications all over the world.

I have grown to a point where there needs to be some diffusion of this energy, because it's too large and too harmful, and if you don't pay attention, there are going to ramifications.' It shows up over and over and over again because it needs to be addressed".

But neither is flooding or famine or any of the possible ramifications of living in an over-consuming, over-populated and over-heated world.

Moreover, this latest budget impasse came after years of similar episodes, and the economic ramifications have accumulated over time, analysts say.

Linen closets and tidy storage areas are surprisingly common in Asian horror films, which may have cultural ramifications that go over the heads of moviegoers in the west.

But some of the chatter and its ramifications are way over their heads.

ATP induced intense F-actin distribution to only one side of the cell with extensive ramifications radiating outward over the other side; MTX induced an equally intense but uniform F-actin localization around the entire cell whereas co-application produced a randomly radiating network of F-actin.