Sentence examples for spillover in from inspiring English sources
Such a Pyrrhic victory could be a much greater geopolitical disaster than the Vietnam War, since any spillover in the Middle East could have extremely dangerous consequences.
"We've seen domestic mergers and acquisitions activity rise, and that generally leads to spillover in cross-border deals," Ms. McCaughrin said.
The Syrian civil war means that Russia's interests in that country have decreasing value, while the rise of jihadist groups increases the risk of spillover in the Islamic regions of Russia.
Donald G. Rehkopf Jr., a lawyer in Rochester, N.Y., who has written amicus briefs in the case on behalf of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, suggested that the new allegations against Mr. Padilla could have "an inevitable spillover" in unduly influencing the high court just as it nears a decision in the case.
He is wiry and tanned, and though Dwight Garner, reviewing "Spillover" in The Times, called him "not just among our best science writers but among our best writers, period," you could easily mistake him for a fishing guide or a field biologist.
Reflecting concern about a spillover in the war, Jordanian officials said that they had asked the United States for Patriot antimissile batteries and fighter jets to bolster their defense abilities in the event of an attack from Syria, their northern neighbor.
Second, he wants them to acknowledge those spillovers in their language.
We believe that, once it is fully implemented, everybody will see the beneficial side effects or spillovers in other areas.
Then there is another kind of skilled worker who enjoys those benefits of agglomeration but also the externality-oriented benefits: things like knowledge spillovers in specialised industries or Jacobs externalities, in which urban diversity breeds serendipitous opportunities.
Hydrogen-spillover in nickel-loaded praseodymium-doped ceria (PDC) was directly observed.
Second, spatial spillovers in electricity demand vary across uses.
