Sentence examples for slight ripple from inspiring English sources

Returning to Joe Lewis's empire, there was a slight ripple in the normally highly illiquid stock at Tottenham Hotspur.

Over such a period, she thought, "one can observe that venerable old age can be a guide but not a prerequisite for success in public office" – another slight ripple of amusement.

Features are unlockled in increments over the course of nine days from starting the game, and although there has been a slight ripple of discontent in the online community regarding this delayed gratification, it honestly doesn't feel an inconvenience, as from day one there is more than enough available to occupy even the most avid platforming fan.

This spherical surface of last scattering probably has slight ripples in it that account for the slight anisotropies observed in the cosmic microwave background today.

When moist it is translucent with slight ripples running transversely, and white to pale yellow in color.

Included in this category are gonads in whom the distal arm dips ventrally at the end of its migration, distal arms whose migration is slightly short, and minor dorsal extension defects that cause slight ripples in the resulting gonad.

Not surprisingly, there was also strong academic resistance to his interpretation, though his book seems not to have caused the slightest ripple in pastoral circles.

The researcher, Daphne Soares, found in her experiments that alligators responded to even the slightest ripple -- caused by a single droplet hitting the water -- by turning or in some cases lunging toward it.

As ever in the world of crypto, the slightest ripple of information can be taken out of context, and that appears to be the case here.

But here was the curious thing: when Panama sent him north, not east, there wasn't the slightest ripple of U.S. media curiosity about the act or what lay behind it.

Earle told The Huffington Post she hopes the film, and her ongoing conservation efforts, will help open the public's eyes and re-establish a respect for scientific fact -- and sooner rather than later, as it "takes a lot to even make the slightest impact, the slightest ripple in the way people think".