Sentence examples for a follow-on effect from inspiring English sources

That would have a follow-on effect on trading, where revenue has recently dipped.

"There tends to be a follow-on effect, particularly when something happens in a big state like California," said Harold Feld, a senior vice president at nonprofit consumer group, Public Knowledge, which supports net neutrality efforts by the states.

The follow-on effect of a single decision that ripples through the entire system.

These terms are undefined by the bill, which would leave rules open to an extraordinary array of challenges, since almost any significant rule has some follow-on effect at some point on smaller businesses.

The more widespread and longer term consequences of illness, injury and disability, with the follow-on effect of health service use, have to be considered.

While the THC itself won't kill a dog, its follow-on effects could.

The company's partnership with Berkshire Hathaway and JP MorganChase, to create a healthcare company, had similar follow-on effects on the rest of the health industry.

Science fiction authors have long had a field day with the potential catastrophic destruction brought on by the follow-on effects of a nearby star going supernova.

In a scenario report prepared by the Pentagon for President George W. Bush, in 2003, the authors warn, "With over 400 million people living in drier, subtropical, often over-populated and economically poor regions today, climate change and its follow-on effects pose a severe risk to political, economic, and social stability.

We call the second type 'high-leverage problems.' These are issues where a relatively minor adjustment made in one area can create huge cascading follow-on effects elsewhere.

And the follow-on effects can turn a vicious cycle of poverty and missed opportunity into a virtuous cycle of empowerment and growth.