Sentence examples for such ramifications from inspiring English sources

The portly trainer rolls in his seat with amusement as he remembers a day that had such ramifications for the future of British racing.

It is testimony to the originality as well as the diversity of our species that some of us find such ramifications horrifying, or irritating, or self-evidently untrue and (literally) soulless, while others find them both beautiful and liberating and discover, with Darwin, "grandeur in this view of life".

Such ramifications would impact minorities and students with special needs disparately, thereby widening the achievement gap.

Likely, Armstrong's legal team evaluated every legal ramification of his admission and advised him of such ramifications before taping the Oprah interview.

When asked of these ramifications, Aaron Malin, Executive Director of Missourians for Equality replied that he was aware of such ramifications and the risk, but has said there is a plan being developed specifically to counter such 'Bathroom Bill' rhetoric in the year ahead of the ballot proposal.

Even very simple things can cause a great deal of stress: not being able to get the children to school, getting into difficulties with the Local Education Authority, and consequently unable to do anything else until such ramifications are all resolved.

Not all flaws in title, however, are the result of forgery, and not all have such clear ramifications.

CCLA lawyer Anil Kapooor said that the provision is a direct assault on free speech as protected by the Charter, and as such has ramifications for all Canadians.

That is one reason he recruits spiritual figures to his cause, with the idea that a project with such immense ramifications needs buy-in from various faiths and, more important, input about ethics.

Such specific ramifications of the paradigms are called "techniques" (Kunstlehren) or "practical sciences" (SW IV: 47).

Perhaps I am more sensitive to such international ramifications than most.