Sentence examples for the ramifications and from inspiring English sources

The ramifications, and the criminal inquiries that have resulted, were of the major variety.

"The idea that parents wouldn't want kids to see the ramifications and consequences of sex seems strange to me.

But the ramifications and debate seem deeper in Roosevelt, which has less than a third of the population of Hempstead Village.

After debating the ramifications and risks, Mr. Obama concluded he had to put the bankruptcy option on the table and discuss it, as he did Monday.

He knew the ramifications and Liverpool's efforts to retrieve the damage carried none of the elegance and vigour that have been the hallmark of their season.

It takes time to develop the strategies that deliver many people to an event, all committed to the cause because they understand the ramifications and implications of the cause, as well as what they are doing and why.

In language calculated to make the Justice Department recommend a pardon to Reagan, Steinbrenner's lawyer wrote, "Not considering the ramification and the possible retaliation by the arrested individuals, Mr. Steinbrenner again readily cooperated".

Thus, a semantically correct integration of actions and state constraints must address the ramification and qualification problems, as well as the frame problem.

Unsurprisingly, Gulf treasuries are discussing depegging from the dollar but are considering the political ramifications and the effect on oil prices.

Obviously we are just going to have to wait and see what the ramifications are and the fall-out.

What would be the ramifications, financial and otherwise, of closing one matinee, Mr. Eustis wondered.