Sentence examples for rippling effects from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rippling effects" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the gradual and widespread consequences of an action or event. Example: "The new policy had rippling effects throughout the organization, impacting employee morale and productivity."
But Mr. Alston's musicality only makes me hear more keenly the manipulative bombast of Glass's pounding and rippling effects.
As part of the Guardian's ongoing investigation into mental health care in the US, we want you to help us illustrate the rippling effects of the broken system.
Driven by a woman who cheats on her husband, with rippling effects on family and friends, the book is a mediation on split public and private lives, male and female domains.
It involves saltwater; it involves beautiful sand; it involves wave makers and rippling effects in the pool; it involves a humidifier that's pumping salt air in; it involves oxygen, because I think there's always more oxygen at the beach".
The book is subtitled "My Sister's Unfinished Life", and History of a Suicide is exactly that, an attempt to fill in the blanks of Kim's life, a kind of tribute or memorial, but also a deeper look at the nature of suicide itself, as well as the rippling effects it has on those left behind.
Generally speaking, when the issue is technical in nature — like Starbucks' buggy update, Instapaper's database failure, a web services outage with rippling effects or some other technical problem — companies today tend to just admit it.
That has had ripple effects.
MALABAR has ripple effects beyond its participants.
"This change will have ripple effects throughout the solar system".
There were undeniable ripple effects.
Ripple effects would be felt throughout Europe.
