Sentence examples for any spillover from inspiring English sources

But in case you get any spillover and need more, I'll send over some literature".

(Nor was there any spillover of extra deaths on alternative routes).

Not only did the spine bulge, but it also somehow made its neighbors more sensitive to chemical signals — standing ready, in effect, to digest any spillover of information.

Consumer spending supports two-thirds of the economy, a reason for investors to be on the watch for any spillover from the stock decline.

Such a Pyrrhic victory could be a much greater geopolitical disaster than the Vietnam War, since any spillover in the Middle East could have extremely dangerous consequences.

Since the population is largely made up of Palestinian refugees and their descendants, Jordan's rulers have tried to contain any spillover from Israeli-Palestinian strife.

During a trip to a smallholding near the Cao Lanh food market, Baker explains that it is at places like this, where people are in regular and close contact with animals, that scientists will be able to get their first hints of any spillovers that might become a bigger threat.

Such findings should be considered new and emerging since the market is very well known for its intensely competitive environment and sensitivity for any spillovers of information of any kind.

Thus, the added value of the ESM approach is the joint modelling of the wage distribution and the unemployment and job durations, including in particular that the job arrival rate is conditional on wages, however, at the cost of assuming separate markets and thus ruling out any spillovers and externalities between competing groups.

When a department exercises discretion in allocating money appropriated to it, as Goodin writes, "it is the Health Minister's job to look after health, and spend her money however best promotes health; any spillovers to non health matters, be they positive or negative, are naturally neglected by her on the grounds 'that's not my department'".

Foreign tourists are shunning the country, afraid of flying and of any possible spillover from the fighting in Afghanistan.