Sentence examples for reverberating effect from inspiring English sources

The annexation of Crimea — not the act itself as much as its reverberating effect on Russian politics and society — has consolidated the new operating model for Putin's rule, which had already been taking shape.

"I moved on from there to locking myself up in the bathroom which was, you know, the average child's nightmare, but I would do it just because of the reverberating effect I got whenever I whistled from the bathroom.

As far as the White House is concerned, the fact of a Corzine defeat would be regrettable, but the reverberating effect on the public debate could be truly problematic.

"I think we were very fortunate in that actually when this took place, I thought it would create a reverberating effect and there would be four or five other cars that would get involved in a pileup.

At its heart, the book is about the reverberating effects of the Second World War.

In an October appearance on "VH1 Behind the Music," the singer said that her split with Lewis had reverberating effects.

We all gained high profile attention around high profile companies at the same time which has had reverberating effects on each other," she said.

Appointing females to more important positions and actively mentoring female students in scientific research will not only generate new ideas, but also have reverberating effects on culture in general.

Thus, changes in MPB biomass are a crucial element of system performance and will have reverberating effects through the higher trophic levels [ 8, 38], just as changes in infaunal diversity will affect resource utilisation [ 58].

They weren't lined up correctly, resulting in a weird echo effect reverberating off the walls, making it hard to hear.

"If Toomey wins the race, it will have reverberating effects around the country.