Sentence examples for what ramifications has from inspiring English sources

Readers ask: Although the safety of the people of Japan is our main priority, what ramifications has the catastrophe in Japan had on wildlife?

We don't understand the implications of our own habits and what ramifications they have in another individual's life.

In-game unlockables allow you to purchase, with real money, "cheat" options to help you with the game, and while I worry what ramifications this may have for the series – I'd be surprised if we didn't one day have to pay extra for things we once expected to be included – it justs adds to the sense that this is a game, not a hobby, and it's there to be enjoyed in whatever way you want.

And what ramifications would that have on their ability to opt out of any number of regulations on religious grounds?

- In that the panel is under the auspices of the Justice Department, what would the ramifications have been/would be on the price of oil and on OPEC behavior if a NOPEC law were finally passed?

But no one will rue events more than Brian McDermott, whose Reading side were so rampant early on but who was left to wonder what ramifications this result could have for his players' confidence and the season ahead.

Perhaps one day we'll find out what ramifications total legalisation would have, but until a nation is brave enough to take the plunge we can only speculate.

Perhaps one day we'll find out what ramifications total legalisation would have, but until a nation is brave enough to take the plunge we can only speculate.

"But what is not reasonable is to do it in this supplemental with no hearing as to the consequences, no hearing as to the underlying causes and no hearing as to what ramifications the legislation will have.

I have no way to predict what ramifications either of these decisions will have in the long run.

What ramifications did the martyr's action have?