Sentence examples for causing a ripple effect from inspiring English sources

At La Guardia, the airlines added about 200 landings and takeoffs to the existing level of 1,000, and delays became extensive, causing a ripple effect nationwide.

If a child is abused or neglected, that individual can suffer a lifetime of harm, causing a ripple effect for their family, community and society.

"There is both greater potential for something happening and also greater tension in the atmosphere," Mr. Clinton said, "which is causing a ripple effect in the relationship between the Israelis and the Palestinians".

The moves, however, seemed to fuel a sense of crisis over defaults in America's mortgage lending industry which are causing a ripple effect through the banking industry as much of the debt is bundled up and sold on.

The gambit is a form of "viral" marketing, a strategy meant to ensure that a product will get into the right hands -- people whose endorsement creates a demand by causing a ripple effect among their peers.

The impact of Carroll's potential move was already taking a toll on U.S.C.'s reported recruiting class and was causing a ripple effect across college football as other teams tried to raid the Trojans' recruits.

The procession halted, causing a rippling effect in the crowd, which resulted in a stampede.

"This will cause a ripple effect across the economy.

Ed Yarnall's poor spring-training performance has caused a ripple effect.

"It will cause a ripple effect," Mr. Winkler said about G.M.'s pullback.

Shutting down government, for one, will cause a ripple effect that will be hardest on those living paycheck-to-paycheck.