Examples of using Knock-on effect in English and their translations into German
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for global equity markets, which is having a knock-on effect to commodities and thus pairs like EURAUD,
hits corporate revenues and profits, it follows that this will have a knock-on effect on the amount of corporation tax governments can collect- currently $1.3tn globally.
it follows that this will have a knock-on effect on the amount of corporation tax governments can collect- currently $1.3tn globally. The maths can be simplified like this.
This has already had a knock-on effect on his Republican opponent, Senator McCain,
A knock-on effect of this is that now people can reach audiences they would have never been able to before,
it examines the resistance to these and the knock-on effect on Europe itself.
role played by the aeronautics industry in the EU and its importance for the public due to its knock-on effect for many other European industries.
reversing the burden of proof will have a knock-on effect if it is implemented.
animal welfare have a knock-on effect on the cost price of- for example- meat,
Only modest knock-on effect on Jyske Invest's funds.
This had a knock-on effect on farmers producing livestock facing high feed prices.
This shows the knock-on effect of a capital increase and its irreversible effects.
This increase can be expected to have a knock-on effect on other agricultural prices.
The accident had no knock-on effect on the employment of steam locomotives in the GDR.
Insecticides have a knock-on effect on bees as a result of being sprayed on plants.
This development also has a strong knock-on effect both directly and indirectly on the labour market.
This has a knock-on effect on investment, output
The knock-on effect on the mobilization of private investment capital in the countries concerned is particularly significant.
This knock-on effect from Community down to national level is particularly evident in activities directed at women.
Traditional economics failed to predict the scale of the knock-on effect of the credit crunch on the world economy.