That has a lot of spillover effect and becomes a catalyst for other kinds of things.
The most obvious spillover effect of the telecoms boom was that the oversupply sent the price of internet traffic plunging.
When a company reports good news or bad news about its business, it can often produce a spillover effect on how investors view the prospects of its competitors.
For efficiency's sake and because of the likely positive spillover effect for a whole village, FXB takes on 80 to 100 families in a single area at one time.
In a new paper, Public Procurement and the Private Supply of Green Buildings, authors Timothy Simcoe and Michael W. Toffel show that there is, indeed, a spillover effect to the private sector.
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We do not see any spillover effect.
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In other filed comments, the Spark Institute, which represents companies that service 62 million plan participants, warns that the department's questions are so far reaching that they could have a negative spillover effect on existing third-party advice programs.
And choosing another site for comparison isn't easy: Choose one too close to intersections with cameras and it could experience a so-called spillover effect, when camera-less intersections along the same route are affected by motorists conditioned by cameras.
One of the officials noted that about one in 10 jobs in America is tied to the auto industry and that if one of the companies goes bankrupt, it could have a massive spillover effect in the credit industry and other sectors.
Three words: the spillover effect.
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Because of the spillover and crossover effects, our emotions at work effect our health and relationships.
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