Sentence examples similar to damaging ripple effect from inspiring English sources
The destruction or pollution of any part of that system creates a ripple effect, damaging the integrity of the entire ecosystem.
These blue-collar jobs have dried up significantly in the past year, though the damage has had a ripple effect in all markets.
It seems as if the election cycle has had such an irreversible impact, that at this point even if the most qualified person wins there is tremendous damage that have be a ripple effect on our nation.
Once Matt was dismissed, how much emotional collateral damage would the ripple effects inflict?
Investors are likely to look for any signs that Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, with their damage to the Gulf Coast oil economy, had any ripple effect on car sales.
Blackman's "The Ripple Effect" (the seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy) is brilliantly original: the Doctor damages the fabric of time, creating a universe in which the Daleks are – gulp! – rather nice.
The U.S. auto industry is highly interdependent, and a failure of one of our competitors would have a ripple effect that could jeopardize millions of jobs and further damage the already weakened U.S. economy".
The ripple effect was immediate.
"Everything has a ripple effect.
