Sentence examples for potential knock on effects from inspiring English sources

Their move, and the potential knock on effects for their MLS coverage has left ESPN and Fox in an interesting position in a year when the next TV deal (as well as the players Collective Bargaining Agreement with the league) will be negotiated.

Here are some questions about how they operate and the potential knock-on effects for the wider economy.

"We understand that there will be a significant risk of severe delays in passing through passport control, with potential knock-on effects on wider airport operations".

It worries that increasing use of bonds makes it more likely for an institution to default, with potential knock-on effects for the rest of the sector.

Rainfall caused increases in both herbaceous and woody foliage, but woody vegetation benefits from rainfall timing changes with potential knock-on effects to the local herbivore populations.

Liverpool's tame goalless draw against an Augsburg side struggling in the Bundesliga will not linger in the memory as long as the potential knock-on effects for Jürgen Klopp.

Overall, the potential knock-on effects of Venezuela's crisis are alarming: new threats to regional stability, the risk of renewed conflict in Colombia and the danger of unchecked criminal and terrorist networks.

Potential knock-on effects of climate change in the oceans such as methane releases from the melting permafrost and coral dieback could lead to worse consequences for humans and nature than presently expected.

Usually, the PAC convenes to assess policies that are already in place, so the move to review the financial case for the right-to-buy extension is unusual and shows the wide alarm at the potential knock-on effects of the policy.

"It is sobering to think that few people are aware of this process given its widespread risks for the natural environment, and the potential knock-on effects for people and economies," Stuart Capstick, co-author of the paper and a research associate at Cardiff University School of Psychologyy, said.

It was forced to take an impairment charge of $2.5 billion on a massive iron-ore project in Australia that has run into delays and cost overruns.Aside from the risk of undermining the rationale for investments such as these, what are the potential knock-on effects of China hitting peak steel?