spillover

This call was a natural spillover of his last working day.

But what we found is that the spillover usually goes the other way.

This spillover to the rest of economy is equally clear.

It has had a positive spillover effect on the stock market.

For example, many people view it as "spillover" from another reality.

There has already been a bit of spillover for smaller businesses.

For more evidence of the spillover effect, look at Chinatown.

It will also be the first place to feel the spillover of whatever chaos is left behind.

But he said the spillover of the strong market will benefit those graduates as well.

"With the housing market hot there is always a spillover from Manhattan."

"It does not look like a spillover of fighting inside Cambodia."

The upper city people thought they were a spillover from Riverside.

The spillover of the emphasis on wealth has brought other effects.

There is a similar spillover effect from the securities firms themselves.

"An accidental spillover," the child said, his voice light and beautiful.

"Maybe we're seeing a spillover effect on the Island to what has become, unfortunately, more common in city schools," he said.

The stories are also concerned with the spillover of fantasy life into reality.

But in case you get any spillover and need more, I'll send over some literature."

Economists say the spillover of job loss in health care and social services is difficult to predict.

But I have had a few other conversations as a spillover of this thing."

There does appear to be some spillover in areas like transportation and agriculture.

Fox was No. 2 in that age group, helped by a football spillover into prime time.

The question is whether there will be a spillover to the larger debtor countries.

"He was concerned there might be a spillover effect."

Each count was corrected for any possible spillover of residual indium-111.