Sentence examples for rippling consequences from inspiring English sources

The division's downgrading of the New Black Panther Party charges, which were filed in the final days of the Bush administration, has had rippling consequences.

This Macbeth has been cursed by a depth of vision, an ability to conjure up the rippling consequences of every action he undertakes, that eventually leads him to the bleak plains of existential emptiness.

But many spoke of fighting for their future and of recovering despite the rippling consequences of the attack: medical costs, nightmares, children growing up without limbs, friends who no longer know how to communicate, and terror at the sounds of doors and sirens.

However, due to the shortsighted and lackadaisical initial response and the fear of contracting the disease, Ebola has had rippling consequences on the affected countries.

The added cost of a new child, along with the loss of income that comes with taking unpaid time off when the new baby arrives, as most people have to do, often causes serious financial problems with rippling consequences.

Every act of violence in "Mystic River" has momentous and rippling consequences.

Thus ended Galileo's personal trials; but the "Galileo affair," with its myriad attendant controversies and consequences rippling across the centuries, was just commencing.

But the ex ante -- 'before the fact' -- perspective takes the matter to be resolved as the beginning of a rippling chain of consequences.

Those consequences are rippling across America.

The consequences ripple well beyond borders.

And its consequences rippled far beyond making young moviegoers blush.