Sentence examples for there are ramifications from inspiring English sources

"There are ramifications on society and neighborhoods," he said.

"There are ramifications for not making the diagnosis," Sonenshine said.

When a site becomes this big, this powerful, there are ramifications — personal, cultural, economic and political.

There are ramifications, though, when those rough starts seem to come one after another.

In short, there are ramifications to choosing one security solution over another.

But there are ramifications for EU citizens and for search engines which do business in Europe.

He went on, "There's ramifications all over the world.

If there was a major crisis in England – if the eurozone split apart and there were ramifications economically then maybe things would be reconsidered a little bit.

Nick Parsons, head of strategy at National Australia Bank said that while a solution would be found to Dubai's particular problems, there were ramifications for the wider global economy.

"If there was a major crisis in England – if the eurozone split apart and there were ramifications economically [for the UK] then maybe things would be reconsidered a little bit.

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