Sentence examples for rippling repercussions from inspiring English sources
Lauren's struggles to readjust to civilian life ultimately manifest in full-blown PTSD, and Hoffman's prose provides a lyrical, harrowing reminder of war's rippling repercussions.
To me, what will be tough, what will take courage is facing the rippling repercussions of these murders, these nifty mini-surgical acts of war in the years to come.
The repercussions ripple down the generations, and Pierre's tyrannical grandfather remains unforgiving until the bitter end.
Scientists were uncertain when the cloud would dissipate, as its repercussions rippled far beyond the flight boards at shuttered airports in Europe.
These are the ripples and repercussions common to every life and Talese uses them to get to the heart of the matter.
They say the Thera blast's cultural repercussions were equally large, rippling across the eastern Mediterranean for decades, even centuries.
And, when they unleash the power of standing up for the powerless against the powerful — David vs. Goliath — the repercussions can ripple throughout our society for decades".
Scholars say the tsunamis and dense clouds of volcanic ash from the eruption had cultural repercussions that rippled across the Eastern Mediterranean for decades, even centuries.
The sense of disappointment that stretched from the MGM Grand Garden Arena around the world after Floyd Mayweather skittered and poked his way to victory over Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas this month was immense – and the repercussions might ripple for a while yet.
Either way, dealing with a mistaken demise can be time-consuming, and the repercussions can ripple throughout the vast and shadowy world of private-sector databases.
The repercussions in that event would be as much economic as political, rippling from the bond market into the lives of ordinary citizens through higher interest rates and financial uncertainty of the sort that the economy is only now overcoming, more than three years after the onset of the last recession.
