Sentence examples for the ramifications will from inspiring English sources

The ramifications will be far-reaching.

"I think the ramifications will be quite bad".

At an extraordinarily tense press conference it was immediately clear the ramifications will linger much longer.

"And the ramifications will be profound and far reaching not only for Connecticut but for the whole country".

If the mission fails, another senior Georgian official said, the ramifications will extend beyond their small country in the Caucasus.

But if this notion of invisible furnishings takes hold, the ramifications will last a lot longer, and decorators will have to consider scent along with fabric swatches and paint chips.

The political ramifications will almost certainly prove the more important; the OBR reckons the chancellor's changes will have a negligible effect on growth.The list of new policies led with a proposal for child-care allowance.

Cassidy and Lizza join Dorothy Wickenden on the podcast to discuss the chances that the bill will pass, and what the political ramifications will be either way.

The political ramifications will almost certainly prove more important than the economic ones: the OBR reckons the chancellor's changes will have a negligible effect on growth.Households will be offered a child-care credit worth up to £2,000, helping as many as 2m families, according to the government.

But the deepest ramifications will be scientific or philosophical in the largest sense.

Should this particular piece of legislation be enacted as is, the future ramifications will be far-reaching.