Sentence examples for many spillovers from inspiring English sources

Education has proven to have many spillovers related to productivity increases and diversification, allowing societies to reduce their dependence on weather-sensitive activities.

Externalities as conventionally defined miss many of the spillovers that are both causes and consequences of the technological changes that underlie economic growth.

"Given the euro area's substantial weight in world trade, this slowdown would have spillovers to many other economies, including emerging markets but the impact is expected to be limited.

After all, just about everything people do in society has spillover effects, many of them unwanted.

It warns supervisors to take more account of macroprudential spillover as many insurers react similarly to economic events.

The reason given at the time for the Bush position, legislators said, was a fear that a big new program would be costly by itself and turn up a "spillover" of many thousands who were already eligible for Medicaid, which has an income ceiling of 100percentt of poverty.

And military spending in this country, like building a new runway at a domestic Air Force base, tends to bring fewer spillover benefits than many other forms of government spending, like a new runway at a commercial airport.

The disease almost certainly originated with one or more people contracting the virus from animals — probably bats — but scientists do not know how many times that kind of spillover to humans has occurred, or how likely it is to keep happening.

In "Spillover" Mr. Quammen investigates many of these diseases, some more than others.

(If one piano teacher has too many students, she might sluice the spillover to you).

The magnitude of this transfer or spillover effect depends on many economic factors.