reverberations造句

We're also seeing the reverberations of this crisis with the rise in foreclosures.

“We are in the midst of a regional earthquake, ” says one of his ministers, clearly horrified by its possible reverberations.

Greeks and all of Europe are looking on anxiously. The reverberations of what happens in the next few hours will be felt far beyond Greece's borders.

Lieutenant Colonel Mark Wenham, a spokesman for Task Force Helmand, said: "Each and every loss that we sustain in Helmand sends reverberations throughout the brigade."

Much of what got lost in the reverberations from the Gilbert Arenas trade was that in Lewis, the franchise might have found their new Jamison.

And how can US politicians improve their mindset so that they will care at least a bit more about the rest of the world when handling domestic affairs with global reverberations?