| But California's rules could have a ripple effect across the country because other states could follow its lead. |
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| Any investment we put into one youth has a ripple effect as they go out to reach thousands more. |
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| Employee turnover has a ripple effect from the front line all the way back. |
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| Also, the problem has become so widespread that it is having a ripple effect in other sectors of the economy. |
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| In a ripple effect, delays and cancellations reached many other airports that never lost power. |
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| The introduction of real, market-oriented banks in China would have a ripple effect. |
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| Second, a ripple effect of the first issue is that a small percentage of employers are getting the students they want. |
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| The second answer is that raising the minimum wage will have a ripple effect. |
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| The buzz created by having visitors from other parts of the country and from overseas has had a ripple effect. |
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| However, because of the ripple effect, employers who do not pay the minimum wage still have a considerable stake in any changes to that wage. |
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| It seemed as if there was a ripple effect spreading through the people I knew. |
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| And every time employees sign up for the benefits, it has a ripple effect on the community around them. |
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| All Supreme Court cases have a ripple effect on the people, but it is usually slow and subtle, unapparent to a large portion of the populace. |
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| We are all aware of the ripple effect, the domino effect this situation has on the economy and the entire forestry industry. |
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| A mistake in classification can have a ripple effect on the fines your company may face. |
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| The bombing will also have a ripple effect on neighbouring countries. |
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| Fear of a demand slowdown sent a ripple effect through the market. |
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| It just takes a little bit of important news on any given day and there tends to be a ripple effect through the marketplace. |
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| We are trying to increase the family's role because we know that a traumatic event has a ripple effect. |
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| The war in Iraq and the subsequent events have had a ripple effect all over the world. |
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| Furthermore, the benefits of this project are expected to have a ripple effect for other chronic illness populations. |
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| The result is a ripple effect of better sustainability practices among Canadian businesses. |
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| The consequences of losing over half-a million women every year have a ripple effect in families, communities and nations. |
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| As important as the event was, it would not have an immediate ripple effect on the status of the park as a whole. |
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| Their successes create a ripple effect, expanding to their families, friends and community. |
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| On the Internet, as on any connected system, security has a ripple effect. |
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| It is the domino effect or the ripple effect, whichever you choose. |
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| And sending Cary to prison has a ripple effect for all of these characters. |
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| A Marker to Measure Drift is a novel that measures the ripple effect of trauma and violence. |
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| One boy decides to do a good deed and thereby create a ripple effect by asking the beneficiaries of his kindness to pay it forward by helping others. |
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| These are the three most crucial hubs in Europe and when they shut down the ripple effect spreads wide. |
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| His death, untimely as it was, has definitely had a ripple effect on the home and office supply industry. |
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| This generosity of spirit has had a ripple effect throughout Republican circles. |
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| If Holdaway is right, the rats had accidentally landed on a choke point of the ecosystem, causing a ripple effect that went far beyond the destruction of seabirds. |
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| Patricia Murphy on the ripple effect in tight, down-ticket races. |
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| Weevils such as Rhinocylus conicus, introduced to remove nonnative thistles from ranchland in the United States, have been found to eat and therefore threaten native thistles, causing a ripple effect on ecosystems. |
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| The ripple effect when the drop hits water is mimicked on the speaker panels, inside the cupholders and even on the ceiling, around the dome light. |
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| Any business, big or small, has a certain ripple effect on its environment. |
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| We are of the view the children just fainted and there was a ripple effect throughout the school. |
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| According to the new RSG study, the traffic impact study done for Foxwoods didn't address the ripple effect of congestion through nearby areas. |
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| The mysterious disappearance of an average office worker has a sublimely inevitable ripple effect on four different lives in this magisterially self-assured feature debut from writer-director Stéphane Lafleur. |
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| The educational benefit has a ripple effect. |
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| I hope that my colleague's motion will have a ripple effect and that we will revisit our made in Canada procurement policy generally for all of our government procurement. |
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| Our economies are losing the very educated labour and skilled force that we are striving to produce, and this is having a negative ripple effect on our development. |
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| The positive ripple effect for your logistics flow starts here. |
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| These groups and individuals can then educate the members of their own networks, thus spreading the influence of the campaign to other organizations and members in a ripple effect. |
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| A primary objective of our work is to promote awareness among the Canadian public about residential schools and try to help them to understand the ripple effect those schools have had on Aboriginal life. |
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| The ripple effect did not stop at home: some one in two people who experienced divorce or separation reported that it had been hard on their parents. |
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| The evidence regarding potential layoffs arising from the loss of the contracts and the ripple effect on Promaxis' ability to serve its clients was speculative. |
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| The paper recalls the collapse of another American fund, LTCM, that forced the Federal Reserve to lower its interest rates in order to counter the ripple effect on the financial system. |
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| It's a small action that will have a huge ripple effect on global health. |
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| Every choice we make creates a ripple effect on our lives and those of others round about us. |
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| Purdue's research shows a strong ripple effect created from successful WOMM campaigns. |
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| The ripple effect from more than 64,000 registrants could take months. |
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| The best way to generate a positive ripple effect among your customers is to make a deliberate effort to increase the quality and quantity of the service you render. |
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| Apply Ripple Effect, then scrunch hair to lock in curls and waves. |
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