Spending on health care does not ripple through an economy as forcefully as new purchases of technology, housing or factories.
The pots vary in height, and in their diameter, and to a certain extent in their texture, which is not smooth exactly, and does not ripple or swell exactly, but is somehow alive.
The rally did not ripple the daily rhythms of the city — and, just as Donald Trump has painted a picture of liberal journalists hell-bent on minimizing the size of his Inauguration Day crowd, some conservatives are blaming the media.
As Elaine Dundy reveals in her memoir, the Observer reviews didn't ripple from his fingertips like pearly notes, despite appearances.
Redgrave isn't Redgrave if she doesn't ripple, but her mirthless laugh and glazed wide smile take on horror-movie proportions here.
My favorite thing in these papers was a catchy tune for one of those four lost songs, "The Girl Who Doesn't Ripple When She Bends" (which is, I assume, an allusion to stockings).
It praised the "gorgeously rendered" maps and the detail on structures and units, while Next Generation complained of "water that doesn't ripple and a few other missing touches" resulting in a somewhat haphazard feel.
Economists do not expect the event to ripple through the economy.
Even if Bitcoin and Ripple do not become a huge force (which they will), it sets the course for more such distributed currencies, and sets the stage for a currency free for all: open markets, open currency, open chaos, and a cambrian explosion of value sets.
Belgian Blue cattle, which do not make myostatin, have huge, rippling muscles and yet are otherwise apparently healthy.
