Sentence examples for caused reverberations from inspiring English sources

Emmerson said the Snowden disclosures had caused reverberations across the world.

Over the past week the story has caused reverberations in China, Russia, Argentina, Iceland, Pakistan and many other countries.

Not defending it, however, might lead to a loss of face.This week's tensions have caused reverberations around the region, not just because of weak stockmarkets.

That arrest caused reverberations elsewhere and led to the detention of Chad's former dictator in Senegal, although the courts later released him.

The second trend has been the fallout following the Supreme Court's 2014 decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank, which caused reverberations throughout the patent landscape by leading to the invalidation of many software patents.

The grand slam caused reverberations through the ballpark, the rumbling starting before the baseball even landed.

The emergency physician performed an ultrasound at the bedside identifying free peritoneal fluid with echoes inside (air bubbles), along with a peritoneal hyperechoic line that caused reverberation artifacts (similar to lines B of lung ultrasound) and location changed by modifying the position of the patient, data described in the literature with pneumoperitoneum by viscera perforation.

In nine calves, a gas cap was seen in the dorsal sac of the rumen, which caused reverberation artifacts running parallel to the ruminal wall, and in one calf, the dorsal sac contained liquid content.

Any efforts by the Americans or the new Iraqi government to marginalize or imprison him would cause reverberations from Iran to Lebanon to Pakistan.

"[It] revolutionised the role of the pilot and the safe operation of civilian aircraft," he says, "in ways that are still causing reverberations throughout the industry today and which, indeed, may not yet be fully appreciated or understood".

Violation of assumption No. 2 can cause reverberations and mirror image artefacts.