Sentence examples for spillover zone from inspiring English sources

Gen. Mark Kimmitt, a spokesman for the occupation forces, said the area was a spillover zone for fighters from Baghdad and the volatile Falluja.

The spillover effect (in zones I,II and III) constitutes a positive, but very small externality.

Home ranges of all fish extended beyond the reserve boundaries, showing example of potential spillover into take zones.

Neither this bill nor our government, however, foresaw that we were already living in the onset of the next potential financial crisis, namely the spillover from the euro zone.

While the extra measures helped, they were not designed to contain the spillover from the euro-zone sovereign debt crisis, which, combined with a property bubble, left its banks exposed to potential losses of 168.8 billion euros, according to the stress tests carried out by the European Banking Authority last July.

Despite the relative improvement in Belgium's budget deficit, public debt hovers around 100% of GDP, a factor that has contributed to investor perceptions that the country is increasingly vulnerable to spillover from the euro-zone crisis.

"They are in a zone where the spillover could be of consequence".

But it is progress and there is evidence that innovation within an independent legal zone can generate spillover benefits for the rest of the country: Dubai's national courts have followed the DIFC's lead in introducing women judges and a small claims court and they leapt in global rankings for the efficiency of contract enforcement from 25th in 2016 to 12th in 2017.

"I think Italian policy makers are unaware of the spillover that our behavior exerts on the euro zone," said Tito Boeri, an economics professor at Bocconi University in Milan.

Karen advocate-Connolly, a senior vice president at Prudential Douglas Elliman, said she had noticed a spillover from the highly regarded but pricey P.S. 6 zone.

Now, one company thinks it has found an answer - a way to create different audio zones in a single vehicle, with little spillover of sound between separate spaces.