Tokarczuk and Yevtushenko wrestle with questions with ramifications we acknowledge matter.
Like-minded people sharing their obsessions were the soil in which the larger Internet once grew; those transactions, commercialized and monetized, remade the world, with infinite ramifications downstream, some miraculous, some horrible.
The arterial phase images are expected to reveal the presence of tortuous small arteries with thin ramifications and in some cases the early filling of the IVC too.
The Obama administration on Tuesday moved to curb political activity by tax-exempt nonprofit organizations, with potentially major ramifications for some of the biggest and most secretive spenders in American politics.
The multiplicity of risk factors observed in our case series presents some important ramifications with respect to disease surveillance.
Scully has noted that "there was a lot of discussion about making sure we [the staff] did deal with some of the emotional ramifications of death [in the episode] and not just make it all joke, joke, joke.
Fear of maternal death was a common theme, with some outlining the potential ramifications for their professional standing.
And at some point, white evangelicals will have to reckon with the ramifications of their support for President Trump.
Not too long ago, Robert E. Rubin took part in dealing with a stunning catastrophe, one with ramifications that spread far across the globe.
As Graham sees it, the data in some cases understates the tilt in mainstream media newsrooms, with significant ramifications for governance.
But in a decision with nationwide ramifications, a Florida court has just made it a little harder for some debtors to shuck off their obligations to creditors.
