When girls are forced into marriages, they suffer lifelong ramifications.
Many developing countries have held back from issuing the licenses, which are allowed under international law, for fear that companies may stop doing business within their borders or that they would suffer other business ramifications.
"While this devastating event can never be reduced to numbers, it is clear that New York City and the nation will continue to suffer its economic ramifications for years to come," Mr. Thompson wrote in the report, which he released yesterday at a meeting of the Association for a Better New York, a civic group.
Their decisions will have ramifications for years.
"Everything will have ramifications," Mr. Dichter said.
Such deeds have ramifications — should Sunday come.
Other things have ramifications, too.
But for a federal judge to issue such an order, Rodriguez must show a strong probability of success at trial and that he will suffer irreparable harm beyond the financial ramifications of the ban, namely, a lost year of his career he can't get back.
Were Motorola to suffer a defeat in this case, the ramifications would result in problems for application developers, so this extends into the realm of defending Android itself, something Google was clearly hoping to be better able to do thanks to Motorola Mobility's patent portfolio.
Clinton's terrible poll numbers against Trump, before the FBI recommends indictments or explains the ramifications of its investigation, will only suffer from the email issue.
