Examples of 'knock-on' in a sentence
Meaning of "knock-on"
Knock-on (noun): A situation in which an initial event triggers a sequence of related events, often having a cumulative effect. It is commonly used in sports to describe a forward pass in rugby that results in continuous play
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- A foul in which a player knocks the ball forward.
- Resulting as an indirect effect.
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This had a knock-on effect on other airports.
This is to forget that there are knock-on effects.
The knock-on effect of increasing travel times on.
The positive economic knock-on effects are obvious.
Knock-on impact of delays across the budget cycle.
This will have a knock-on effect on tourists.
The pressure to absorb carries knock-on risks.
Think of the countless knock-on effects on their descendants.
The knock-on effects are numerous and will impact.
This has a substantial knock-on effect across government.
A knock-on may occur anywhere in the playing area.
This is yet another knock-on effect of austerity politics.
If payments are delayed it has a knock-on effect.
There is a knock-on effect to economic development.
What we are seeing now is the knock-on effect of that.
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This has a knock-on effect on other companies as well.
Now they plan to investigate a surprising knock-on effect.
There is always a knock-on effect when we cancel serials.
A penalty would now be awarded for a deliberate knock-on.
The knock-on effects of increased efficiency.
These events can have knock-on economic consequences.
The knock-on effect of removing the staircase created.
Overexploitation of species can result in knock-on or cascade effects.
The knock-on effect means a reduced service to researchers.
Simply blowing asteroids up have many knock-on implications.
Insecticides have a knock-on effect on bees as a result of being sprayed on plants.
Employment is said to have increased as a knock-on from overall investments.
These have a knock-on effect on the whole value chain.
Addressing the health of migrants has positive knock-on effects.
Such delays can have a knock-on effect on delivery times.
The knock-on effect has been a worldwide shortage of languages graduates.
This is going to have a knock-on effect to your other metrics.
The knock-on effect for consumers will be a rise in price.
Overly hasty reforms might have an adverse knock-on effect.
This has a knock-on effect which can not be denied.
Such broadband penetration levels have positive knock-on effects.
That will have a knock-on effect on the waiting lists.
And standing up on two legs had an important knock-on effect.
Apparently this is a knock-on defect from the previous ones.
Small businesses and industries suffered the knock-on effects.
And that had huge knock-on effects around the system.
Knock-on effects could have serious consequences for fish stocks.
Such changes have a direct knock-on to growth and jobs.
The knock-on effect of this is that these customers spend more.
We are very concerned about the knock-on effect on these.
It has a positive knock-on effect on our social and economic development.
Reforms or actions in one sector have knock-on effects elsewhere.
This then has a knock-on effect on the rest of the ecosystem.
The experiment was doomed by the failure of this knock-on effect to materialise.
This had a knock-on effect in her relationship with her husband.
