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"That had a snowball effect on the antagonism and aggression that ensued".

It would also have a huge snowball effect on other organisations currently considering whether to move their own money.

The familiarity people already have with crime drama has helped viewers adapt to programmes like Spiral and The Killing which, combined with the positive critical reception, word of mouth and the rise of Nordic noir fiction has seen a snowball effect on the popularity of subtitled drama".

"I think Louis's Olympic medal and the success of Beth on the women's side really spiralled the success of British gymnastics and the aspirations of gymnasts," said Heap. "People believe that they can equal that and that has had a snowball effect on the mentality of the gymnasts and the coaches".

But if signs of stability do not appear, the market is at risk of another steep plunge in the short term, as delta hedging kicks in because of sellers of index puts hedging their increasingly sensitive put positions by selling index futures, thereby creating a snowball effect on the downside.

And with excess weight comes an excess of problems which have a snowball effect on productivity and the health of the nation.

"It just has a snowball effect," one observer told a Scottish newspaper.

However there is hope in the face of this snowball effect of doom and gloom.

The explosive growth of the Internet and the proliferation of mobile phones in developing countries, Mr. Gore notes, has a snowball effect too: On one hand, closing the "information gap" in the world and offering the possibility of "robust democratic discourse"; on the other, magnifying privacy and cybersecurity threats.

It's a snowball effect, for whatever reason".

A new study indicates, at least, that there might be a snowball effect to such reliance.