Sentence examples for negative reverberations from inspiring English sources

I don't think we will have any negative reverberations due directly to A.I.G.

The queasy feeling among Arab governments that American military strikes against Afghanistan could have negative reverberations at home was clearly evident in official reactions today.

Mr. Caffey, the labor representative, said that the move could prompt negative reverberations when Mr. Gaffney leaves office at the end of the year and joins the law firm of Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, which often represents labor unions.

Such an event, considered unthinkable just a few months ago but viewed as a real risk now, would plunge Europe and the United States into recession, with negative reverberations throughout the global economy.

The resultant negative reverberations rocked the biochemistry industry and the region.

Asian stocks finished a down week (other than for mainland Chinese markets) mostly to the up side Friday, as encouragement from European rate cuts warred with the negative reverberations of a fall on Wall Street.

But as lifelong friends of America we feel obliged to offer impressions from Europe, which could lead into negative reverberation if unmanaged.

"Here, defendant's trafficking in his legislative votes (for, by contrast, over $150,000 in benefits) caused a reverberation of negative effects throughout California and put a stain not just on his career, but on the reputation of the state legislature," Jenkins wrote.

Reverberation and (moderate) hearing impairment can result in large negative effects of up to 10 dB.

"This cave complex is literally on the sheer walls of a valley, and therefore, the reverberation effect that goes up in those caves should have some kind of a negative effect," he said.

Political reverberations?