Examples of using Knock-on in English and their translations into Slovak
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The knock-on effect was a global energy crisis
Speculation and severe climate change have led to a great increase in the prices of cereals used as animal feed and a knock-on increase in meat prices.
the higher the likelihood of knock-on effects on economic sentiment
Further escalation would carry potentially large risks for global trade, with knock-on effects for economic growth,
The knock-on economic and human costs are incalculable;
One of the knock-on effects was the infamous‘mackerel war' between the EU
which combines the speed of a knock-on point with the security of a bolt-on point.
Uncertainty about who has legal title over the claims assigned on a cross-border basis can have knock-on effects and deepen
variables and knock-on effects as the so-called“immersive simulation”?
variables and knock-on effects as the so-called"immersive simulation"?
in some cases this has had a knock-on throughout the period.
it will be very difficult to avoid the knock-on effects of widespread oil shortages.
The knock-on effect on the banking sector, after years of deregulation
weight of engines have a knock-on effect for Original Equipment Manufacturers(OEM) who will have
that the late adoption of the legal framework had created delays that had a knock-on effect during implementation,
weight of engines have a knock-on effect for tractor manufacturers who will have to adapt completely the design of their tractors in order to accommodate the modified engines.
Attempts by Slovenia to stem the flow of migrants since Hungary sealed its border with Croatia on Friday have triggered a knock-on effect through the Balkans, with thousands held up at border crossings.
the network as a whole(knock-on effects) so as to ensure continuity of airport operations.
The knock-on effects of the market distortions caused by unfair practices have led to the emergence of consumers trapped by the financial situation they find themselves in unexpectedly, characterised by a
coming at a time when developing countries have been hit by the knock-on effect of the crisis