Sentence examples for troubling ramifications from inspiring English sources

A1 TROUBLING RAMIFICATIONS: The discovery of high-grade anthrax spores suggests that somewhere, someone has access to germ weapons with the potential to inflict huge casualties if the right delivery system is used, experts said.

It also has interesting, even troubling ramifications for his politics.

I would have thought that producing a DIY porn movie might have more troubling ramifications than making you realise you fancy your flatmate.

Demand destruction may have troubling ramifications.

"The court's decision has troubling ramifications for consumers, service providers and the growth of the Internet," said Sara Deutsch Sara Deutsch, a lawyer for Verizon, in a statement.

There are troubling ramifications when the bodies that represent an art form are female, but the minds moving those bodies around on stage -- for the last century and in the coming one -- are mostly male.

Its ramifications are troubling for Scotland and particularly severe for Northern Ireland.

Similarly, many European officials were troubled by the ramifications of Google's project to digitize books.

Clearly Gibson's decision to proposition the detective sergeant in the street has huge ramifications and is troubling to her male colleagues – but she refuses to apologise.

If several issues relating to taxes and contracts are not resolved, the ramifications could prove financially troubling for a country where the oil sector accounts for a fifth of output and 30percentt of government revenue.

"I'm very troubled by the potential ramifications".