Sentence examples for a cascading effect of from inspiring English sources

"The result was a cascading effect of uncertainty and doubt".

From a political standpoint, the White House is correct in assuming that the downfall of the Ryan health-care bill could have a cascading effect on the rest of Trump's agenda.

Large deviations from our linear model of expression divergence would be possible if a single mutation altered a gene's expression dramatically, and this event had a cascading effect on the expression of other genes.

He spoke of a "cascading effect" on the lions, leopards, birds, plants, all interconnected in an ecological web that has been relatively undisturbed for eons.

On the other hand, if any of the stops, say, /b/, is to be merged with another category, say, /p/, then it would subsequently instigate a cascading effect on stops in other places of articulation as well, resulting in major reorganization of phonology, which would then jeopardize the stability of the language and thus encounter considerable resistance from the system.

But if something like that were to happen, he added, it would of course "have a cascading effect" on the American economy and, as a result, American ad spending.

How the environment will change by the exploitation of resources at the top of our world will have a cascading effect on us all. .

The loss of these jobs will have a cascading effect on the already seriously injured economy.

"It really has had a cascading effect on real estate and business".

One input or toxin added to the system has a cascading effect on the entire ecology.

"This creates a cascading effect... loss of coral reefs and seafloor increases water depth, which allows bigger waves to reach coastal areas, which causes more erosion both of the seafloor and along the coastline".