Sentence examples for domino effects from inspiring English sources

It could set off domino effects in the euro zone and beyond.

Whether any of the big banks, including Goldman, could have withstood the domino effects of an A.I.G. collapse is uncertain.

That includes a host of "potential domino effects" related to European security, the common market and the entire project of European integration.

No Domino Effects Thomas M. Galvin, lead manager of the Columbia Select Large Cap Growth fund, doesn't roam quite as widely as Mr. Peak.

One widely shared sentiment is that Brexit would represent a deep danger to Europe's democratic ideals because of possible domino effects and because of the overall popular loss of confidence in the EU it would signal.

In reality, without the euro and the accompanying bailouts, the Greek, Irish and Portuguese banking systems would by now have collapsed – and the domino effects would have profoundly affected not only the eurozone banking system but Britain's.

The British economic and financial establishment is in thrall to the neoliberal attraction of floating exchange rates, living in a dreamland in which national economic rivalries, competitive devaluations or the domino effects from collapsing banking systems never happen.

JON PARELES ROMAIN VIRGO "The System" (VP) The reggae singer Romain Virgo opens his second album, "The System," with the title track, a stinging indictment of government shortcomings and the domino effects that result from them.

At its worst, those types of unpredictable domino effects can lead to some very bad places, of which the Great Depression and World War II are the prime examples.

These fires might lead to domino effects at different locations around.

Left unspecified was whether the effect of dual use was direct, indirect (through its intermediary [e.g., falling domino] effects on the lack of continuously coordinated care and the increased risk of subsequent hospitalization for ACSCs), or a combination of the two.