Sentence examples for with a knock-on effect from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, growth and productivity could suffer, with a knock-on effect on the labour market.

Consumers start to spend more, with a knock-on effect to business investment.

When it starts to affect innocent people, with a knock-on effect on businesses.

But he warned that petrol would remain expensive, with a knock-on effect on inflation, because of demand in Asia.

According to the study, the lack of competition has negatively affected TV viewing figures, with a knock-on effect on clubs' earning power.

Apple's entry into the mobile payments space has long been forecast, and is expected to spur adoption with a knock-on effect for others in the market.

Rachel attends to help deal with anxiety, a knock-on effect of her long-term condition.

But now its export-driven growth has slowed down - with fears for a knock-on effect on social stability.

My impression anecdotally is that the ICO's progress in tackling the backlog it was struggling with is having a knock-on effect on the efficiency of the rest of the FOI system - it has made public authorities somewhat less complacent about their own delays.

Suddenly women who had shown no signs of problems were being given drugs to induce their labours, were being hooked up to machines that restricted their movement during labour (and movement is extremely helpful in a normal labour) and were being plied with painkillers which had a knock-on effect on the straightforward progress of the birth.

They said alcohol-related issues at Halloween saw the hospital inundated with cases, which had a knock-on effect for four days.