Sentence examples for expected ripple from inspiring English sources

They also spent almost $1 million on their "pastor campaign -- organizing an army of 7,500 pastors with the expected ripple effect.

The two objects in orbit would have to be incredibly massive, and the size of the expected rippling would be far more smaller than the smallest scales imaginable.

He said it was the type of economic activity that the city expected to ripple out from the redevelopment zones.

But the effects are expected to ripple through the industry, providing a boon to alternative carriers that must buy network capacity from the company and to consumers, who are expected to benefit from the lower prices.

It can be expected to ripple outward across the 53 Muslim nations that have been notable absentees, so far, from the rise of democracy that followed the collapse of the Berlin Wall.

One theme expected to ripple through E3 is the future of connecting consoles to the Internet so players can compete with opponents in other parts of the world and download new features for games they already own.

But a combination of specific problems impacting institutions with deep exposure to energy trading, a foreign-currency crunch in Asia and the prospect for accelerated rebalancing of the global commodity economy as domestic U.S. energy production expands, is expected to ripple across the energy business and analysts preparing 2012 outlooks are issuing warnings for the sector.

The store closings and delayed openings are expected to ripple through the economy, depriving many communities of sales tax revenue and eliminating work for commercial construction companies.

Marc Jacobs may be revisiting grunge, but no one expected the ripples to spread this far.

It is difficult to understand why anyone would have expected the ripples of unrest from the Middle East to reach China.

The new standard is expected to have ripple effects in the leasing market.