Sentence examples for that the ramifications from inspiring English sources

He argues that the ramifications of Tunnell's leadership would have been complicated, subtle and far-reaching.

Clearly, Steinbeck thought that the ramifications of not being part of the status quo were very real — crippling, in fact.

But I would argue that the ramifications go far beyond the polling-driven kvetching of some in the Democratic party.

Dawson said it was not known how these two survived the chytrid outbreak, but that the ramifications for fighting the disease were huge.

She accepts that she should have looked at the property, but is adamant that the ramifications of turning down an offer were never fully explained.

Mr. Ivanov's remarks suggested that the ramifications from the crash could be sweeping, including dismissals and even criminal prosecutions of military commanders.

Playing out why that happened, the ramifications of that is a huge deal for our show.

The book is filled with fascinating and disturbing short items that underscore the ramifications of the event.

"The psychological study of what happens to him, how a person does that, why do they do that, and what are the ramifications of that behavior — that kind of interested me".

Not what they are showing you, that's not what's going on, that's just the ramifications, you really cannot photograph power in certain situations.

In terms of the ramifications of that, I don't really think much about that.