Sentence examples for rapid ramifications from inspiring English sources

It wasn't, for many reasons — the New Wave drew on a much wider range of influences, and its truly revolutionary work and thought had extraordinarily wide and rapid ramifications, including on the interests and enthusiasms of its directors themselves.

Randall told The Observer that the potential ramifications of rapid climate change would create global chaos.

This rapid uptake has major ramifications for national electricity infrastructures and requires large investment to cope with short peaks in load.

These pains appeared to flash along well-defined lines of ramification and to beat with an inconceivably rapid periodicity.

All of this rapid advancement in what's under the hood has huge ramifications for the future of the MacBook Air and iPad.

The observations of a rapid rate of evolution and an incidence of paternal leakage have several ramifications.

Waiting to get approval from upper-level offices hindered rapid responses to unexpected needs for the partner directly involved, and it also, in some cases, had ramifications throughout the SMNet.

"But the rapid growth of social media as a way of discovering and consuming news has a range of possible ramifications.

It would like to encourage cooperation between developing countries with rapid economic growth, like China and India, and the world's richest countries on issues that have global or regional ramifications.

The group's rapid ability to organise and consolidate continues to splinter a fractured body politic in Iraq and Syria and is fast causing ramifications for the broader Middle East.

And because, after years of rapid growth, they now account for a bigger slice of the global economy, a crisis would have more serious ramifications than in the past.