ramifications造句

The deployment of untrained volunteers can also have negative ramifications.

The physical ramifications of an undetected STD range from chronic discomfort to sterilization or death.

To fully realize the ramifications of sin, we need a bigger, more experienced viewpoint than the one we have.

It can make it difficult to reconfigure buildings because you always have to worry about the data center ramifications, which can be extremely costly and limiting.

Ibrahim, it transpired, was the culprit - and given that Libya was still, at the time, an international pariah, the ramifications were potentially serious.

The full ramifications of the discovery may not be felt for generations, giving us plenty of time to get used to the presence of our galactic neighbors.

The validity of both conditions is hotly debated, but the inclusion of either of them in DSM-Vwould have important legal ramifications.

"I don't know all the particulars of what the final product is in writing and what the ramifications will be," she said, noting the measure will have an impact for a decade or more.

This term, with its academic overtone, may make some people cringe, but understanding its ramifications lies at the heart of why hedge funds Amaranth and Long Term Capital Management went belly-up.

The film is a portrait of an artist at a crossroads and explores notions of courage and creative reinvention, as well as the ramifications of a life spent in the public eye.