Sentence examples for the potential ramifications of from inspiring English sources

Randall told The Observer that the potential ramifications of rapid climate change would create global chaos.

But because of the potential ramifications of the tax plan, she said, "it's all based on a foundation that's changing".

Football's nervousness about the potential ramifications of 'Colegate' is based on the damage a judgement in his favour could wreak.

Q What are the potential ramifications of using my security deposit as the last month's rent when my lease expires?

News Corporation tried to play down the potential ramifications of Cable's move, saying it was "confident" that the deal would get the green light.

If the answer is "I wonder what the potential ramifications of this will be for the laws governing LBWs and wides?" I'd suggest that you're doing something wrong.

Still, you don't need a Ph.D. to ponder the potential ramifications of the study, by Aiguo Dai, who works with the center's Climate and Global Dynamics Division.

"This is a profoundly sad chapter in the history of Scottish football and we should not underestimate the potential ramifications for the image of the game as a whole.

Advocates of wind power fear the symbolism of the move and the potential ramifications for a related system of renewable energy credits.

While we don't know yet the terms under which any secession from the EU would be negotiated, here we set out some of the key potential ramifications of Brexit, drawing on the expertise of a wide range of figures from the worlds of politics and economics.

I think it's one of those things where if I thought of all of the potential ramifications, I wouldn't do it.