Sentence examples for universal ramifications from inspiring English sources

But this simple question has universal ramifications: there are other, more famous, examples of extreme habitat specialists, including some of the world's most iconic and beloved animals; giant pandas and polar bears, northern spotted owls and penguins.

To be sure, this debate often had cosmopolitan ramifications, which are clear enough in Dante Alighieri's plea for a universal monarchy in De Monarchia (ca. 1314).

Motorcycle crashes involving injured, un-helmeted motorcyclists may go unreported more often, and un-helmeted motorcyclists with injuries may be more likely to falsely report helmet use in universal helmet law states, because motorcyclists fear legal ramifications.

Although the comparison between obscurity and renown is commonly seen as universal and not within a specific context with a specific political message, there are political ramifications for Gray's choices.

With its discussion of, and focus on, the obscure and the known, the poem has possible political ramifications, but it does not make any definite claims on politics to be more universal in its approach to life and death.

"It has terrible ramifications".

"Ramifications" whispers coyly.

The ramifications are many.

Personal ramifications, too.

The ramifications were horrifying.

It has social ramifications.