Sentence examples for knock on for from inspiring English sources

The analysis of metallic thiol-protected clusters is affected by two important mechanisms of radiation damage: radiolysis (for the mercaptans) and knock on (for the metallic core).

Fong agrees: "Space medicine has many knock-ons for human health, not just for astronauts".

A global agreement to squish big fat formula multinationals has been mooted, but here's an alternative treaty: for the sustainability of women's wellbeing and happiness, which has positive knock-ons for babies.

And Clayton Donaldson headed home Farid El Alagui's knock-on for a point.

"Also, they claim that NHS privatisation south of the border is designed to shrink the NHS budget in England which will then have a knock-on for the budget in Scotland.

But it is worth noting that many of these factors - a weakening of the US economy and a subsequent painful knock-on for the rest of the world - could still be felt in a milder way if the debt ceiling spat becomes nasty.

Therefore, in one fell swoop the LibDems would remove all incentive to becoming an Angel investor, with the consequent knock-ons for innovation and entrepreneurship in the UK.

Much as people still seemed to want us to, there were big knock-on consequences for the ones we love".

Twice they were penalised five metres from the line, first for a knock-on and for putting the ball in too early at the scrum.

Mr Flynn warned that longer stays in hospital for elderly people had serious knock-on effects for scheduled operations.

The knock-on effect for Spurs was that it became hard for them to break when they got the ball.