Sentence examples similar to with damaging ramifications from inspiring English sources
It is an unwise move with potentially damaging ramifications.
The fear now is that the issues that gripped Vicenza will have damaging ramifications for all of Italy and the entire eurozone.
Among the other damaging ramifications for the N.F.L., it opened eyes to the likelihood that the desire to spy is not restricted to stadiums on game days.
The ramifications of the latest U.S. measures will be widespread, isolating some Russian companies from Western markets and leaving others with damaging uncertainty.
They're obsessed with damaging kidneys".
To Kornblut, 2008 was "a severe letdown, with damaging consequences.
Creative accounting is mostly associated with damaging consequences.
Proposals to postpone Thailand's controversial general election for at least one month threaten to transform the current confrontation between government and opposition into a permanent state of crisis with potentially damaging region-wide ramifications.
Tokarczuk and Yevtushenko wrestle with questions with ramifications we acknowledge matter.
The negative ramifications of bankruptcy would be too damaging to current employees and the other industries that support the production of motor vehicles.
"A damaging strike may shut down the Grangemouth site, with serious ramifications for fuel production and supply throughout Scotland and the north of England".
