Sentence examples for ramifications stemming from inspiring English sources

The rationale for the naked photography, described by knowledgeable sources, was to insulate the CIA from legal or political ramifications stemming from their brutal treatment in the hands of its partner intelligence agencies.

Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick told NewsChannel 9 in Syracuse that Boeheim went right to police headquarters after the incident and told Yahoo's Pete Thamel that there will not be any immediate legal ramifications stemming from the crash.

A newly released court document showed that the case has forced Judge Sand to confront a series of legal and ethical quandaries that could have serious ramifications in the trial stemming from the 1998 bombings of United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.

Our finding has important ramifications for STEM-based developments that are associated with biological evolution.

One of the ramifications in this case stemmed from the implications of ethnicity.

The "Iliad" has focus and weight because it zeroes in on what is, despite its length, a very narrow subject (albeit with vast, rippling ramifications): Achilles' wrath, what it stems from and what it means.

In the present review, we consider the current evidence connecting EMT and stem cell attributes and discuss the ramifications of these newly recognized links for our understanding of the emergence of distinct breast cancer subtypes and breast cancer progression.

This study provides a novel insight into the crosstalk among Snail, metabolic reprogramming, and cancer stem cell traits in BLBC and has direct clinical ramifications in the treatment of this aggressive cancer.

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.

These studies on reconstruction of mammary and prostate glands using single adult stem cells have important ramifications not only for tissue repair/regeneration, but also for identification of mammary and prostate cancer stem cells.

Intrinsic stems from internal factors, eg playing a video game purely because you enjoy it, despite there being no wider-world ramifications.