Sentence examples for is first felt from inspiring English sources

Technologically, it is possible to perceive and distribute an early warning, as a quake is first felt near the epicenter and travels outward from there.

This is not reason to be complacent, but a reason to create a meaningful Olympic experience that is first felt this August and continues into the future fabric of Brazil.

Most people do this automatically when a slight urge to pee is first felt.

It was first felt when austerity wrapped its long fingers around public spending.

"It was first felt in the Midwest, but now you're seeing the party slow down on the East Coast".

Environmental crime is a serious threat to sustainable development but the consequences are first felt at the local level.

"Neuromancer," says novelist and blogger Cory Doctorow, "remains a vividly imagined allegory for the world of the 1980s, when the first seeds of massive, globalised wealth-disparity were planted, and when the inchoate rumblings of technological rebellion were first felt.

The need of compounding was first felt in actuarial science and later researchers of many other fields adopted this approach for lifetime and reliability modeling.

This meteoro-musicological phenomenon was first felt six years ago in Walt Disney Concert Hall when Riley played the organ, which he dubbed Hurricane Mama.

This new demand for sex selection technology has been first felt among sections of the population with the strong preference for sons and lowest birth rates and our previous analysis point for instance to specific populations in North Viet Nam.

The drying track presented the field with problems and Crutchlow - whose best qualifying performance to date is sixth - feels there is more to come from him.