Sentence examples for ramifications to the from inspiring English sources

The collapse of Lehman had ramifications to the global financial system that are still unravelling.

"There is this hidden world of trash, and there are ramifications to the choices that people make," Mr. Stav said.

While the tone and content were distinctly nonpolitical, there were clear political ramifications to the speech, giving Mr. Obama a chance, for an evening at least, to try to occupy a space outside of partisanship or agenda.

After a volley of objections by Fass and reformulations by Schnall, the judge allowed this exchange: SCHNALl: So it would be fair to say the mother has been lying without conscience with respect to the ramifications to the father and his relationship with the child?

Fred Siegel, a visiting professor of history at St. Francis College in Brooklyn and a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative research organization, said, "There were enormous political ramifications" to the fact that public-sector workers are now the majority in organized labor.

The apparent reason for this is the possible political ramifications to the governors of such a move.

Additionally, because it was necessary to resect the liver while exposing Glisson's sheath from the first ramification to the anterior segment, we selected laparotomy instead of laparoscopic surgery in consideration of the complexity of the surgical procedure.

I know the ramifications — to pick clubs from the floor after this is difficult.

The father's condition worsens and the ramifications to his children are unthinkably horrific.

It will take time for the ramifications to be fully understood.

I can honestly say my mind that evening was not on the ramifications to my donating blood.