ramification

The huge trial will have ramifications for other manufacturers, potentially paving the way for "billions of pounds" in compensation, said Martyn Day, lawyer at Leigh Day representing the claimants.

The copper-haired Sam moves in on her first, and she doesn’t initially understand the ramifications of his Baptist chastity vows.

The case could have broader ramifications for Voting Rights Act protections enacted to remedy discriminatory voting practices.

That will depress spending - and also have wider ramifications, as environmental permitting, patent approvals, payments to contractors and other kinds of government activity tied to business comes to a halt.

“But there are too many obstacles and this will have ramifications for the cost and quality of healthcare.”