SOCIETAL RAMIFICATIONS

Definition: The wide-ranging and often long-term consequences or effects on society as a whole.

Synonyms: Social Consequences, Cultural Impact, Community Effects, Public Repercussions, Social Outcomes

Usage Examples in Sentences

The decision to ban plastic straws had positive societal ramifications for the environment.

Reading books regularly has positive societal ramifications for education and knowledge.

The introduction of seatbelt laws had significant societal ramifications for road safety.

Climate change poses serious societal ramifications for the future of our planet.

The advent of online education has societal ramifications for the traditional education system.

Politicians must consider the societal ramifications of their policies before enacting them.

Economic inequality can lead to negative societal ramifications, such as social unrest.

Educational reforms can have positive societal ramifications by improving overall literacy rates.

The spread of misinformation online has serious societal ramifications on public discourse.

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Societal ramifications often extend far beyond initial expectations.

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The government is considering the societal ramifications of its new policy.

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Addressing societal ramifications requires a comprehensive approach.

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We must analyze the societal ramifications before implementing any changes.

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The company failed to anticipate the societal ramifications of its actions.

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Healthcare is grappling with the societal ramifications of aging populations.

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Public health campaigns are essential in mitigating societal ramifications of obesity.