Sentence examples for ramifications than from inspiring English sources

"It has longer term ramifications than Hurricane Ike, for sure".

The lawsuit, though, could have broader ramifications than its effect on Mr. Kravitz and the company.

No one knows more about tennis, and its endless ramifications, than Kramer.

Dr. Quate suggests that Dr. Khuri-Yakub's work will have far broader ramifications than generating ultrasound.

I would have thought that producing a DIY porn movie might have more troubling ramifications than making you realise you fancy your flatmate.

"To cast it aside or to somehow undermine it, it's going to have bigger ramifications than a lot of people realize," Nichol said.

Moreover, the results presented here indicate that the bearded capuchin has no specific anatomical circulatory apparatus for this behavior, because it was not possible to analyze whether the Sapajus libidinosus has more arterial ramification than others studied primates or to verify the diameter of the arteries comparatively.

"This is the legislative process working as it's supposed to, according to our Constitution and the laws of New York State, so I don't see any ramifications other than going forward".

"Colleges are result driven, but the difference is that when Dan Rooney decides to hire Mike Tomlin, he doesn't have to worry about any ramifications other than people buying tickets," Dungy said.

Dr Mogil suggests, therefore, that the sex of those who conduct experiments needs to be a matter of record, included routinely in the methods sections of research papers.His result, though, has wider ramifications even than that, for there are likely to be situations when it is the mere presence of a human being, regardless of sex, which is the problem.

What are the ramifications of more than three decades of war in Afghanistan?