Sentence examples for the ramifications that from inspiring English sources

It's the ramifications that differ.

"It's almost hard to measure the ramifications that would emanate from such an action," said Olympia J. Snowe, a former Republican senator from Maine who helped head off an earlier showdown over judicial nominees.

He takes a piece of material – it may be a melody, a chord sequence, or a tiny musical motif, and examines it – draws out its essence, turns it round and round, explores the ramifications that can lead from its internal structure.

It would risk revealing the aces up Monahan's sleeve's to divulge the exact nature of their conversation and the ramifications that grow from it – suffice to say that car theft, a missing person and a subject much more sinister are canvassed.

The issue is especially troubling considering the ramifications that continued bullying and abuse can have on online users – it can be a factor in troubled teens' decisions towards self-harm and suicide, for example.

He was the one person in New Jersey who was solely concerned about the ramifications that this would have on the Senate.

Several of the episode's themes have been critically examined the concept of "dream-nazis", the appearance of modern characters portraying those from the past, and the ramification that the entire episode was a dream.

Therefore, the ramification that fosphenytoin displaces phenytoin from albumin had limited effects.

But last fall, Snapchat was finally forced to pay attention to the problem as it realized the negative ramifications that came from allowing unauthorized apps to thrive.

While many are exhibiting panic and experiencing devastation as a result of the infringement on their carefully constructed comfort realms, explorers seem to embrace the very ramifications that cause others to cower in fear.

"A lot of people picked up on it, with the social ramifications that went with it".