Sentence examples similar to the ramifications that stem from from inspiring English sources

It's the ramifications that differ.

"That stems from the manager himself.

"This is a problem that stems from the White House".

Unfortunately, the IVF industry has a financial interest in downplaying the major health ramifications that result from their practices.

Certainly, Democrats are aware of the massive electoral ramifications that could come from this development.

The ramifications of that moment, 11 minutes from the end of the match, are still felt acutely to this day.

There are a lot of ramifications that have to be considered, from event to event".

What are the ramifications of that?

The ramifications of that remain to be seen.

He does not shrink from depicting some Southern Jews as slaveholders, but neither does he explore the ramifications of that fact.

The ramifications of that bitter election are still being felt.