knock-on effects

That we might have a financial situation where a possible default of Greece might have knock-on effects around the world as well.

Mr Nag said the eurozone crisis threatened "significant knock-on effects" across Asia.

Two broad positions have emerged that will help shape the next phase of the smartphone business in the US, with possible knock-on effects.

The impact could be increased substantially, perhaps doubled, by the knock-on effects of European banks holding assets in other banks.

Global grain prices, and the knock-on effects of high feed costs, have also done their bit to put farmers in the red.

Elsewhere, firms are feeling the knock-on effects of unrest in any part of a global production line.

All of these have knock-on effects both on people and on the processes of the planet.

Several argued against rapid fiscal contraction, since loose fiscal policy had fewer knock-on effects than loose monetary policy.

The knock-on effects for communities are considerable as people cut back on spending, further contributing to economic slowdown.

the professional market development has a positive knock-on effects on economic transformation.

Also, there would be negative knock-on effects for recycling.

The knock-on effects of this lack of responsibilty are manifold, the report claims.

Even in areas where significant increases in crop yields are seen, there will be other knock-on effects, he added.

The funding freeze has raised fears about the knock-on effects for companies reliant on bank funding and the broader economy.

The knock-on effects go further, argues Terrie D'Antonio, the head of Help of Southern Nevada, a charity.

For one thing, recession in America (or something near to it) will have knock-on effects in the rest of the world.

The advantage of fertilising the oceans is that it could be done with existing technology. The disadvantage is the unknown knock-on effects.

How bad will the knock-on effects be for the rest of world?

So a softening in export demand for Chinese goods will have knock-on effects.

There are knock-on effects too: most cruise ships, for instance, feel obliged to steer clear of east Africa altogether.

"When it pops, there's clearly going to be knock-on effects we can't see right now. "

There will be knock-on effects for employment and consumer spending.

Those knock-on effects were barely tested in the stress analysis.

The high price of housing has knock-on effects for Chinese society.

He has previously warned of the dangers of knee-jerk regulation, fearing knock-on effects on unrelated areas such as private photography.

The boom in financial services is also having knock-on effects in connected support industries such as accounting, law and public relations.

That is true, but it could have knock-on effects on biodiversity.

Performing an OSR has all kinds of knock-on effects that includes having to pause the executing thread.

But those knock-on effects are the same in the three cases, so we can put those aside for now.

The global financial turmoil has had knock-on effects on our financial markets