Sentence examples for the snowball effect from inspiring English sources

The reference to the Snowball effect is too slight to be effective.

Instead you get the snowball effect.

And as time goes on, the snowball effect becomes more pronounced.

That applies even more to companies benefiting from the snowball effect of an expanding network.

Then there is the snowball effect, in which couples gravitate toward towns that already have hefty numbers of their compatriots.

Nolan, who fought many battles with Derry in Premier League midfields, referred to "the snowball effect of mistake after mistake".

The snowball effect is a steady state phenomenon and it can be analyzed using steady state process models.

Dr. Beck attributes the growth in part to "the snowball effect from the 1980s, as more immigrants to America sent home significant remittances and stories of opportunity".

… Another critical point is the "snowball effect -- the more people work remotely, the more companies become comfortable with the concept and therefore allow more people to work remotely.

Then there is the snowball effect it starts with one or two latecomers to your early morning class, and then gradually the numbers increase until the disruption of late arrivals is too much to ignore.

The 'snowball effect' provided us with other relevant actors (see appendix).