Sentence examples for resounding effects from inspiring English sources

The eventual victory of the Uṣūliyyah in this debate during the turbulent years at the end of the Ṣafavid empire was to have resounding effects on both the shape of Shīʿism and the course of Iranian history.

For Nairobi, the challenge to its security, both governmental and private, may have resounding effects.

A decade past with the resounding effects of the famous statement from Hillary Clinton, then First Lady of the United States of America (now, US Presidential Candidate) in her keynote address at the Beijing Women's Conference in 1995, where Clinton declared "that it is no longer acceptable to discuss women's rights as separate from human rights".

That has, of course, come across with resounding effect.

And that will have a resounding effect across the global health spectrum".

But it did, to resounding effect, during the strikingly different duo sets he played on Friday night, at Monkey Town in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and the 5C Cafe in the East Village.

I read Kim at a fairly young and very impressionable age and the relationship between Kim and the old man was very touching; it had a profound and resounding effect upon me.

The resounding effect of intralesional IL-2, which we found in this study was not observed with systemic IL-2 therapy, and is therefore most likely a result of the high intratumoral IL-2 concentration.

"I absolutely believe that the opportunities being created today will have a resounding effect on our screen industry for many years to come," Weir said.

But think back to the American ice hockey team in 1980 and to those resounding chants of "U-S-A!" That unexpected triumph against the Soviet Union, and the gold medal that followed, showed our American grit and had a resounding effect on the national spirit.

In the past two quarters MicroStrategy unveiled three hefty deals that had a resounding effect on the company's top line, just in the nick of time.