Sentence examples for knock-on problems from inspiring English sources

This contrasts with 1997-98, when problems in Thailand spread throughout South-East Asia, and Russia's debt default caused knock-on problems first in Latin America and later in the rich world's debt markets.

With aircraft out of position, or flight crews out of hours, there are likely to be knock-on problems for many flights.

Those might include poor reading comprehension leading to difficulty in understanding maths problems, for example; or missed classes and misunderstood lessons causing knock-on, diagnosable problems later on.

"In the meantime there is a knock-on effect to the problems.

The airport has been experiencing delays and cancellations due to the knock-on effect of weather problems at other UK airports.

Lotus are still struggling with reliability problems caused by being under-prepared for the start of the season because their car programme was late, a knock-on effect of budget problems suffered through 2013.

Curtis Hebert, a Republican commissioner on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the country's top electricity regulator, fumed: "You've got a governor who cares more about being on a night-time news show than he does about fixing the problem in California .British fogIf California fails to tackle its power problems swiftly, the knock-on effects could be severe.

He also told the BBC: "This problem at Calais has a knock-on effect to the UK.

There have also been problems at London Paddington, with the knock-on effect being felt around the country.

The problems at Heathrow continued to have a knock-on effect at airports around the world.

A problem or delay in one part of the project can have a direct knock-on effect on another part.