Sentence examples for the negative ramifications of from inspiring English sources
In the first instance, the negative ramifications of the Sousse attack must be understood and, if possible, mitigated.
Mr. Tygiel said that "the success of the Communists in forcing the issue before the American public far outweighed the negative ramifications of their sponsorship".
The negative ramifications of bankruptcy would be too damaging to current employees and the other industries that support the production of motor vehicles.
Other markets remained weak because of the negative ramifications of the Agriculture Department's report on planting intentions, issued late Tuesday, he said.
The negative ramifications of this obsession are now becoming obvious as a large segment of the U.S. workforce is said to lack soft skills such as communication, creativity, critical thinking and collaboration.
I immediately began worrying about the negative ramifications of my mistake and whom I might have pissed off!
Finally, the author discusses the positive aspects of the investigation and the potential negative ramifications of the genocide determination.
However, using strengths of specific local social institutions including faith based, law enforcement, media, business sector and civic government organizations the community effectively responded to the initial threat and to the potential negative ramifications of external entities.
Despite the 1998 name change, Valley Glen suffers some of the negative ramifications -- many say undeserved -- associated with Van Nuys, including higher car insurance rates.
These delays expose the child to negative ramifications of his/her illness and can impact rates of poor academic performance, substance use disorders and criminal justice system involvement – potentially impacting long-term life trajectories.
In the above mentioned studies, some negative ramifications of publication of the data were described, such as selection by hospitals based on risk or a very one-sided view on the easily measurable aspects of quality (in relation to those less accessible to measurement).
