Synonyms for ramifications
ram·i·fi·ca·tions

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1. List of paraphrases for "ramifications":

   consequences, branching, implications, branches, offshoots, repercussions, effects, impacts

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1. Alex Molinaroli:

   We’re seeing the impact on commodities, especially oil, and that is going to have major ramifications. The energy sector is what has got everybody as nervous as anything else.

2. Kerry Craig:

   It's a big splash with some ripples, it's a big event but the global ramifications are actually quite muted. We could see further resignations come through but I don't think that will lead to a change in government.

3. Shaul Gabbay:

   This is one extremely important event that took place in an already volatile region which is going through its most challenging transformations and religious conflicts, the Saudi Kingdom has miscalculated the ramifications of this, and in my opinion it is going to have immense implications in the near future.

4. Alexandria Carr:

   This judgment has the potential to be political dynamite as it is possible that the European Court will uphold the right of the ECB to adopt a policy that prefers the euro zone to countries like the UK that do not use the euro, the Court will be well aware of the political ramifications of this case, particularly given the UK concerns about recent developments in financial services regulation and the threat of Brexit.

5. Dave Goulson:

   If these massive declines continue, the ramifications are enormous, three quarters of our crops depend on insect pollinators. Crops will begin to fail. We won't have things like strawberries.