Sentence examples similar to threatening ramifications from inspiring English sources
Captain appears to give up as shocking defeat threatens ramifications in Brazil.
I'm still hoping for some kind of miraculous reconciliation so that we don't have to witness the life-threatening ramifications of what it means to survive in the harshest of times.
The referee had a bewildering afternoon and that reprieve threatened serious ramifications for the home team when Daley Blind gave away the free-kick, almost 30 yards out, that was followed by Payet's swirling right-foot shot starting off to the right and then curving inwards to find a way past De Gea, off the inside of the post.
WASHINGTON ― What are the political ramifications of threatening to let your constituents die needlessly?
Of course, the more interesting question is whether Bear should have held out a few more days for some form of contingent consideration instead of settling for $2 by threatening the Federal Reserve with a Chapter 11 and its systemic ramifications.
Vardy had already been booked and that decision threatened to have serious ramifications when West Ham scored twice, in the 84th and 86th minutes, to turn the game upside down.
China's demands for funding and free technology will have far-reaching ramifications for both the U.S.' and other developed countries' technology sectors, such as threatening the innovation required to develop and deploy affordable clean energy technologies.
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