That need not spill over onto the child.
"Owing to the variable and long lags of monetary policy," Mr. Greenspan said, "the effect of our recent policy initiatives will take time to strengthen financial portfolios and spill over into demand for goods and services".
The words sometimes spill over the music.
There's another factor playing into the potential swing south for the next quarter: CEO Tim Cook said that Q2 last year included some spill-over demand from Q1, which led to a stronger quarter than what the company is expecting in Q2 this year.
On the demand side, documented reductions in health utilization [ 21] might have spilled over into reduced demand for vaccinations by relegating immunizations to a lower priority in people's health-seeking behaviour.
Germany has "rebounded very forcefully from the financial crisis and economic recession with a strong growth of exports — increasingly spilling over to the domestic demand," Mr. Rehn said.
That demand has spilled over into the apartment market.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The nation's trade deficit widened in October as exports suffered the biggest decline in nearly four years, indicating that slowing global demand was spilling over into the nation's already struggling economy.
But as the effects of the global economic crisis spilled over into Cambodia in late 2008, demand dried up, and housing prices tumbled dramatically — 40percentt compared with the same period last year, according to real estate agents.
When growth becomes synchronised, inflationary pressures tend to build up more rapidly, because strong demand in one country spills over into others; then policymakers need to act more quickly to raise interest rates.
These measures are aimed at preventing high food prices from spilling over into increased prices and higher wage demands across the entire economy.
