Virginia Woolf thought there ought to be a new approach to writing that reflected and responded to what she saw as a new world: a world that had been fundamentally changed by Einstein's revelations, technological advances, the ramifications of World War I, and the ideas of Freud and Marx.
The ramifications of the war were said to have played a part in the February 2004 murder of Armenian Lieutenant Gurgen Markaryan who was hacked to death with an axe by his Azerbaijani counterpart, Ramil Safarov at a NATO training seminar in Budapest, Hungary.
Eventually Eve is caught up in the turf war involving drugs with the Runoratta family and Gandors, the ramifications of the turf war affecting two lovers: Gandor speakeasy waitress Edith and her boyfriend drug addict Runoratta associate Roy Maddock.
These are just some of the ramifications of the US-led war on Iraq.
What are the ramifications of more than three decades of war in Afghanistan?
Both of Niazi's series subtly raise awareness regarding oft unseen ramifications of war and anti-Muslim sentiments in a post 9/11 world.
With his possible run for the United States Senate, he wanted to speak with Mr. Axelrod and others about the ramifications of broadcasting his reservations about a war the public was fast getting behind.
(At Atanasoff's invitation, another early computer pioneer, John Mauchly, stayed at his home and was freely shown his work for several days in June 1941. For more on the ramifications of this visit, see BTW: Computer patent wars).
Western governments are mindful of the Iraq war, and are worrying about the ramifications of renewed intervention in a Muslim country.
The end result was a war based on false premise, the ramifications of which continue to resonate in disastrous fashion today.
