Sentence examples for seismic effect from inspiring English sources

And have no less a seismic effect on cinema itself.

The development of radiocarbon dating and the discovery of DNA had a seismic effect upon archaeology.

Over the weekend his intervention in the debate on assisted dying had a seismic effect.

Everything that happens seems to have a seismic effect on the standing.

The first idea of the seismic effect Dean Richards' resignation has had at Harlequins came yesterday.

An Orman win could have a seismic effect on who controls the Senate.

But as it navigated its busy carnival season, a seemingly routine decision to change its flagship show, The Blue Book, was to have seismic effects.

The £303m takeover of the firm that owns BPP law school in London by Apollo Global was the biggest buyout of a public company in the UK since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September last year, and could have equally seismic effects, bringing new competition to legal training and the wider university world.

It is therefore much more sensitive to seismic effects.

Comparisons are presented with conventional seismic effects too.

They are thus susceptible to seismic effects such as liquefaction and densification.