Ramify used in a sentence

Ramify in a sentence as a verb

These artifacts typically are not constrained to one or two pixels, but ramify to much larger portions of the image.

>If you fully ramify your position, you're advocating that the government tell me that if I host videos, I can't prevent people from posting videos that I don't like.

3D printing is rapidly improving and making new things possible, and our advances in nanotechnology will only amplify and ramify their capabilities.

I'd add that the value of having such a large and diverse canon is that each person finds their own branch or branches that eventually ramify down to tiny twigs unknown elsewhere on the tree, but that have immense personal beauty and significance.