Sentence examples for the ramifications will be from inspiring English sources

The ramifications will be far-reaching.

"I think the ramifications will be quite bad".

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

It was a ragged second half from Mauricio Pochettino's side and the ramifications will be serious unless Leicester City, squatting defiantly at the top of the Premier League, suffer a late, almost inconceivable meltdown in their final three fixtures.

"It is in writing and everyone can read it and know what the ramifications will be: you will be fired, no ifs, ands or buts," a senior police official said.

And whatever the result, the ramifications will be more than symbolic.

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.

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.

Whatever the jury's verdict, its ramifications will be substantial.

Selected because of anti-violence activism in their own countries, they are acutely aware that the study is the first of its kind and that its ramifications will be wide-ranging.