ramification

And I know what the ramifications are for not doing so.

And I'm not sure what the political ramifications might be.

I'm not quite sure you understand the ramifications of what's going on right now.

"We have no idea what the ramifications would be to those of us living in the present."

Anything the President said could have serious ramifications on both.

However, there are several other ramifications of the 1986 law.

"He did not seem to know the ramifications his art project would have."

With all its ramifications, it was the most important question anyone could ask him.

Perhaps more than any living person he could see all the ramifications of this.

She needed time to think about this, to see all the ramifications.

It was hard, trying to think out all the ramifications of something.

The legal ramifications may be different, but the action is the same.

"What we do here has ramifications far beyond our lives."

Might there be ramifications beyond what they could figure out for themselves?

This was a deal the ramifications of which we're going to be feeling for years to come.

We need to take a closer look at the ramifications.

The political ramifications of the move have also spread to Washington.

This is a change in the Rules which has political ramifications!

To him, the political ramifications simply are not of importance.

The ramifications of this project are only now being considered.

Whatever is going on in your life has some heavy ramifications.

"I'm more concerned about getting this girl back home than the social ramifications for other people."

She tried to consider the ramifications if Tom had gone on the run.

You have the overall view of the war in your head, with all its ramifications, political and military.

My job is to explain the ramifications to our players.