Sentence examples for real ramifications from inspiring English sources

"This does have real ramifications," Mr. Sheehan said.

This may seem disconnected from reality, but it has real ramifications.

The very real ramifications of ageing as a woman in our culture.

I mean, blackmail by a influential military official, that has real ramifications for the global threat.

The real ramifications of any short-term investment in equipment or human resources may not be seen until long after executives have received their payouts.

This has real ramifications for low-income consumers, who shouldn't have to bear the price of typically elite consumer food fears.

"The real ramification of this decision is, however, that it will have a significant financial impact on all landlords, tenants and insolvency practitioners involved in current and future business insolvencies in this country," Game said in a statement.

Grim and cynical as it sounds, he has a point, especially when you consider the very real economic ramifications of all this fighting and dithering.

But economists say the dangers of default are real, with ramifications ranging from slowing the economy to making mortgages and car loans more expensive.

But Monday's decision is sure to have real economic ramifications, and it could presage further activism by sports leagues against state or local laws they see as antithetical to their principles or disagreeable to their national fan bases.

So profound are the Big Dig's real estate ramifications that in the 1980's when planning started for Rowe's Wharf, another mixed-use downtown waterfront project now owned by Equity Office, she said, "It was marketed based on the value it would have after the Big Dig".