Sentence examples for be felt down from inspiring English sources

A war is being waged within the cloistered world of academia, a war whose repercussions will be felt down through the generations.

It's hard to believe, but what goes on at the fringes of the American Empire, in some French hinterland will have direct repercussions in the U.S. Montreal's drug port is so important, the greatest American Mafiosi salivated at the thought of controlling it, and when it withers and changes hands, rest assured it will be felt down south.

If funding is cut further the impact will be felt down the line by providers and their staff.

The ripples from these crosscurrents will be felt down to the Battery, over to the Brooklyn Bridge, up the Avenue of the Americas and down Seventh Avenue.

If that 5% yield on 10-year bonds is sustained, Shin said, the impacts would be felt down the road.

Overall, MUFA were increased continuously by myoinositol addition in the media while PUFA were felt down vice versa.

This sensible strategy of burying politics can be felt up and down the corporation.

(Takizawa is creative director at Uniqlo, so Miyake's influence can be felt right down the clothing food chain).

Mr Bellamy believes the full benefit of the AGP may be felt lower down the UK supply chain.

Given that adoption and consequent migration is still a challenge, interoperability has not yet received the deserved attention, as it is a concern that will be felt further down the road.

Even if they do, those expenses will be felt further down the line by you, the consumer.