Sentence examples for cause waves from inspiring English sources

The move will cause waves way beyond Britain's borders.

The legal fight is likely to cause waves within the Democratic Party.

Flares and other surface disturbances cause waves of plasma and radiation that can create problems with spacecraft and earthly radio transmissions.

Still, in a company with a culture that has long emphasized ethics, the news about Mr. Sokol's trades may cause waves within Berkshire.

Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami predicted the storm would cause waves to surge 12 to 18 feet above the tide level, which could cause flash floods up and down the coast.

WHEN you like your rock shows loud enough to cause waves in your brain liquid and more aggressive than Lawrence Taylor in his prime -- and a lot of fans of New Jersey's heavy metal scene do -- popular summer festivals like Ozzfest and the Vans Warped Tour can leave you crying in your rubber-banded beard.

The abrupt changes in topography can dramatically change the wave distribution and cause wave concentration at some locations.

His personal life also caused waves.

The minute I walk down the street I'm causing waves by being fat.' 19.

Or come awfully close to cracking the regime and caused waves of defections".

There's no doubt Paul caused waves – people were horrified by some of what he did.