Sentence examples for so many ramifications from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, our government reduced a tragic event with so many ramifications down to a mere war-recruitment poster.

If you shot somebody, or your partner got shot, there are so many ramifications.

Here is a Rangers club fighting for its very existence, so the game over 90 minutes has so many more ramifications than just the winning of the title.

"There are so many dangerous legal ramifications when a victim talks to someone without privilege".

The longer term prospects for immigration reform, like so many of the other ramifications of the Virginia result, will only become clear in the weeks and months ahead.

Being unemployed has so many real and palpable ramifications but there are also psychological side effects which you can only understand if you've truly lived through it.

At first glance, the most pressing teaching dilemmas in our biology classrooms student motivation, student retention of information, student understanding of difficult concepts may seem unrelated to the order in which things are happening; however, what we do first, second, third, and so on can have many ramifications.

Either way, the ramifications of so many schools becoming independent are immense and local parents are surely entitled to have a say and ask some of the many, as yet unanswered, questions.

"I think it's going to take care of the ramifications of having so many tourists here".

What are the ramifications of finding so many psychological and social predictors of effectiveness, as experienced by AD recipients, in this and previous studies?

The presence of AMDV in so many species across the province has important epidemiological ramifications and could pose a serious health problem for the captive mink, as well as for susceptible wildlife.