"It just was a domino effect, everybody crashed," he said.
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The announcement started a domino effect throughout the sports world.
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Perdue is hoping a "domino effect" will resolve the issue.
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"If someone goes long there's a domino effect," Schiff said.
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That repeal would trigger a domino effect, the CBO found.
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Soon, that domino effect reaches our own, far less glitzy closets.
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There's a risk that the FCC decision triggers a domino effect.
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There are also fears of a Brexit "domino effect" in Europe.
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That is because the machine tool industry has a domino effect.
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Even worse, greenlighting the deal could set off a domino effect.
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"It&aposs a domino effect," Shuldman told Business Insider on Monday.
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A domino effect has been a heavy load on the bullpen.
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That created a domino effect, disrupting Southwest flights across the country.
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They closed the Ford plant, and there was a domino effect.
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And then it's a domino effect: They start lifting weights, running more.
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This dehumanizing rhetoric could also trigger a domino effect, according to Amnesty.
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This can have a domino effect throughout the brain, prompting powerful feelings.
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The key is getting in there before the whole domino effect begins.
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But as I've learned recently, saying "I'm lonely" has a domino effect.
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"I became a domino effect that just kept going," Moore told CNN.
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But, if something goes awry, a domino effect of delays can occur.
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The political calculation is setting off a domino effect on Capitol Hill.
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A healthy routine will create a positive domino effect in your life.
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She calls it "the domino effect" of feeding dolphins in the wild.
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" She added, "Hopefully it's a domino effect with the other streaming services.
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During Katrina, the criminal court flooded, causing a domino effect of delays.
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Ms. Ramirez-Foran said a domino effect had occurred on the street.
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"It doesn't take much for a domino effect to happen," Block said.
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"It became like a domino effect," said Owens, who died in 2012.
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Now, the domino effect seems to have spread from Weinstein to Affleck.
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Thus begins the domino effect that leads to me wasting away to death.
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That domino effect is also responsible for his sister's involvement in the project.
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But the EU fears a political "domino effect" would cost more long-term.
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The four-times world champion said that was because of a domino effect.
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The precedent of a major member leaving brings fears of a domino effect.
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"Once one goes, there will likely be a rapid domino effect," explained Rolles.
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We are an important part of it and you risk a domino effect.
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Dalio's overarching point here is that a rising deficit starts a domino effect.
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"My dad's acting career had a domino effect on my career," he said.
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There will be a domino effect on landlords, real estate industry officials said.
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Purdue Pharma coming to the table could spur something of a domino effect.
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It's just been a domino effect and here we are now, closed indefinitely.
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The fallout is a marvelous domino effect of reaction shots featuring talented actors.
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If you regulate Facebook what's to say that wouldn't have a domino effect.
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And whether it's going to have a spillover effect or a domino effect?
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De Blasio&aposs tweet ended up having a bit of a domino effect.
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"And then as the price runs, it's like a domino effect," he said.
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Worse still, the loss of aardvarks could trigger a domino effect for African ecosystems.
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She fears that any unilateral move could lead to a domino effect across Europe.
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It creates a domino effect: More leaders are pulled in, more views are challenged.
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BAGEHOT: Do you think that Brexit would create a domino effect in the EU?
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The potential for the Oregon psilocybin measure to have a domino effect is real.
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The incident tripped the transformer, triggering a domino effect that brought down other generators.
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His initiatives have had a positive domino effect across global health to this day.
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Still, it doesn't mean there is there is no resistance to the domino effect.
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The range of outcomes here are vast, and the domino effect may be savage.
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Will there be a continental domino effect if New Zealand votes yes in 2020?
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Hopefully this deal results in a domino effect, with subsequent trade agreements to follow.
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That night, Tom Steyer withdrew from the race, setting up a rapid domino effect.
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The potential domino effect helps explain the extreme caution being deployed in the US.
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When one bank failed, other financial institutions fell in a kind of domino effect.
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The domino effect began with one of the biggest names on the lineup: Dior.
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Often one sale will create a domino effect of neighboring property sales, she said.
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So basically, the refugee and migrant crisis has triggered a domino effect across Europe.
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That created the danger of a domino effect that could cripple the global financial system.
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The domino effect of undoing the Nestlé-L'Oréal pact might mean even more uncertainties ahead.
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It has also benefited from a domino effect and word of mouth, the founders said.
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When an ice hauler is destroyed, it begins a domino effect that leads to war.
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But the domino effect his presence will have on Jason Kidd's rotation deserves close monitoring.
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What's happening: An oversupply of trees about a decade ago caused a domino effect nationwide.
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So yes, there is a domino effect there and we have to make the right decision.
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"From day one, Yang should have hired campaign veterans to avoid this domino effect of ineffectiveness."
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Sanders counted on Ohio for a "domino effect" to play in these states and swing superdelegates.
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But any PBOC devaluation (or market-led depreciation) could cause a domino effect across the world.
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This is most definitely a worthy cause set to render a domino effect across the region.
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"There's an opportunity for a domino effect here, to help people better their lives," he says.
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"I've seen a pallet tip over and create a domino effect of disaster," the employee said.
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Therefore, any new barriers that emerge from a trade war domino effect would devastate American business.
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There's also the question of a domino effect: if the US leaves, will other countries follow?
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Its successful penetration could have set off other hacking in a domino effect, cybersecurity experts said.
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The domino effect could leave wedding gowns sellers unable to deliver their customers' orders on time.
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Efforts to address customers' frustrations have been hampered, however, by the domino effect of Saturday's cancellations.
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And Walton says a new state will have to brace for the global domino effect -- Hawaii.
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As she put it ... her resignation could lead to a bad domino effect for Miss America.
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That, she fears, could trigger a domino effect across the EU, endangering its passport-free Schengen system.
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"Imagine a domino effect," lead author Ellen Kuhl, a mechanical engineer at Stanford, said in a statement.
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You can influence people on such a level and it could have a domino effect in society.
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Ramón Ortega "This hurricane has had a massive impact, it's a domino effect," Ortega told BuzzFeed News.
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"It's a domino effect," said Leonardo Espinosa, president of Codise, a local organization that offers HIV testing.
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"Folks don't realize that feeding a dolphin in the wild sets off this domino effect," she said.
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Asked about the danger of a domino effect, Schaeuble said, "it is certainly not to be dismissed".
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Pennsylvania may be next, creating what Eriksson hopes will be a domino effect across the east coast.
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Walmart's announcement set off a domino effect among other retailers across the country in the following days.
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But bauxite mines were unexpectedly swept into the shutdowns, creating a domino effect on the supply chain.
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What to watch for: This could be the beginning of a domino effect in the individual market.
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The move was largely a domino effect with one airline taking the lead and the others following.
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Illinois' example "should lend further credence to the domino effect thesis," Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Pablo Zuanic said.
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After the OG tweet (above) made the rounds on social media, the sentiment quickly created a domino effect.
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Merkel has repeatedly pointed to the risk of a domino effect of uncoordinated measures that undermines European unity.
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Wedding invites always seem to have a domino effect: As soon as one comes in, more quickly follow.
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"If Austria closes its borders there will be a domino effect towards us," the Greek government source added.
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This created a domino effect with 28500 other states adopting similar laws, drastically changing cybersecurity across the country.
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The rest of Europe may avoid a domino effect, but Italy looks to remain mired in a quagmire.
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Her conversion had a domino effect across the compound; Kidane and the others followed suit a month later.
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Several other lenders also need a cash injection to stay afloat raising fears of a domino-effect crisis.
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I started making domino-effect-like structures with sticks, and guided my greebles over to them using apples.
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It was a bit of a domino effect slowly and surely the idea of a business started forming.
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The WTO boss said slapping tariffs on imports tended to generate a "domino effect" of barriers to trade.
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" In an interview with CNBC, Celmatix's CEO Piraye Yurttas Beim described the resulting fallout as "a domino effect.
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Executives are banking on a buy-in from multiple stakeholders that will have a domino effect on the industry.
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It has been like a domino effect: People arrive anywhere they're summoned because they're pissed, they're tired of it.
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It's a domino effect for the plants, animals, and ecosystems of the Arctic, and for the planet at large.
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That error started a domino effect that took down two other server subsystems and so on and so on.
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This domino effect is known as the Kessler Syndrome, and was proposed by NASA scientist Donald Kessler in 1978.
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But once a single payment request fails, it can set off a domino effect of fees and other repercussions.
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Millennials came of age during the Great Recession, which created a domino effect of financial woes for the generation.
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Sperino calls this a "domino effect" that has led judges across the country to throw out other similar cases.
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What started in West Virginia in March has created a domino effect for states with the lowest teacher salaries.
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Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) announced her support for Pompeo's nomination, other Democrats followed suit — essentially creating a domino effect.
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That domino effect would crash the real estate market, amplifying the considerable economic pain inflicted by the health crisis.
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A successful penetration of the database could have set off other hacks in a domino effect, cybersecurity experts said.
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Like a domino effect, a few things went wrong at once: bad marketing, bad trailers, and bad title decisions.
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Vow For Girls, an anti-child marriage non-profit organization, wants to end that tragic domino effect for girls.
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Opponents of the Trump plan and of unilateral Israeli action warn of a potential domino effect leading to violence.
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Not only are many major hubs in thunderstorm-prone locations, but connecting-flight delays can have a domino effect.
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A double win in Iowa and New Hampshire could set up a domino effect to wrap up the nomination.
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We lost Bowie, which was devastating and then it was like a domino effect of other celebrities passing away.
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"We realized that it's better to isolate a bit more so that the domino effect does not arise, and according to the results of this work the domino effect is excluded, there is no risk of this," Vasily Pozdyshev, deputy governor at the CBR, told a press conference as reported by state media.
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That decision started a domino effect, and three years later, Morgana is an icon in the world of feminist porn.
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The ensuing domino effect turns portions of the brain into a sponge-like substance, leading to steady and irreversible deterioration.
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It said the capture would have a domino effect on other parts east of Daraa and cut rebel supply lines.
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Analysts expect travel curbs and supply chain disruptions to crimp Chinese growth, with a potential domino effect on other economies.
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That produced a domino effect on the turnpike, which runs 360 miles across southern Pennsylvania from Ohio to New Jersey.
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A Brexit could result in a domino effect across Europe, motivating countries including Italy and France to hold similar referendums.
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It's worth pointing out that grads aren't the only ones facing a financial domino effect from an extended college career.
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This will help lessen the risk of the domino effect, as flight delays pile up as the day wears on.
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Instead, it kicked a cascading domino effect of celebrity feuds, and now here we are, in 2017, talking about it.
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Of course, this can involve multiple events going on in tandem or being triggered by triggers in a domino effect.
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That prompted a domino effect, crushing anything that was remotely connected to the cloud, social, mobile or big data category.
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The Kessler effect is a scenario in which a collision in space leads to a domino effect of other collisions.
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What occurs is a natural domino effect: Every year, growing numbers of families participate in some form of school choice.
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The consequences of student-loan debt have a domino effect: Millennials are delaying life milestones because they can't afford them.
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This could create a crew scheduling problem, which could have a domino effect on the airlines' ability to schedule flights.
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The recession ultimately created a domino effect that put millennials financially behind and on a slow path to wealth accumulation.
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Some echoed Apple's slippery slope argument that opening up one iPhone would lead to a domino effect from governments worldwide.
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News of this "virtual pedophile ring" led to a domino effect of shock and horror covered by news outlets worldwide.
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"There's a slow-moving domino effect," said Rob Whiteman, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy.
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Loss of power can result in a domino effect with greater amounts of disease and disability, and even resultant death.
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Any disruption to the operations abroad would have a domino effect and damage many small- to medium-sized U.S. businesses.
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That can take on a domino effect all its own as global economic supply and demand feed each other's decline.
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Replacements also tend to bring their own deputies and trusted staff, which leads to a domino effect of new hires.
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"It cannot be ruled out that Brexit leads to a domino effect in Eastern Europe," Asselborn told Tagesspiegel am Sonntag.
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Couple that with the more than 200-foot sea-level rise, and you have a domino effect of global crises.
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I am afraid this is the beginning of the end for the European Union, there will surely be a domino effect.
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Once lotteries kicked off, there was a domino effect because non-lottery states feared losing out to their lottery-offering neighbors.
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In addition, studies show that climate change can set in motion a series of unprecedented events, similar to a domino effect.
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He added that customers could look to shift orders to other producers which could lead to a domino effect on prices.
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The thing about the chaos theory is that once the first events occur, it is difficult to stop the domino effect.
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D.A.'s success in West Africa had a critical domino effect, however, convincing many skeptics that smallpox could be eradicated worldwide.
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This sparked a domino effect among rank-and-file members, and motions for a recess extension were granted 17 subsequent times.
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If the power authority were to demand immediate payment from them, it could set off a domino effect of defaults and insolvencies.
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And not only the plant, which had thousands and thousands of workers, but all the ... as you said, it's a domino effect.
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You'll see people stop making their car payments, their house payments, go broke, doing drugs; it's going to be a domino effect.
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Brexit would be a destabilizing force in Europe, and the domino effect that could follow would be catastrophic for the United States.
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From an environmental standpoint, cutting back on charcoal—which is made from wood—has a domino effect of benefits, says the chef.
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Despite her name being linked to the domino effect, it's as much about instincts as it is about favorable coincidences lining up.
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"You never know if there will be a domino effect, and we worry about other countries securing their borders," Mr. Stevenson said.
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Outside of ripped-from-the-headlines television, the incident has had a real-life domino effect on artist communities across the country.
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That provoked a domino effect, with FBI Director James Comey later alleging that Trump asked him to drop the investigation into Flynn.
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It would, in a domino effect, give them the positional flexibility that last season helped secure the franchise's first World Series title.
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"It&aposs a domino effect," Bart Shuldman, CEO of back-of-house automation service BOHA by TransAct, told Business Insider on Monday.
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Tunzi sees change happening like a domino effect, and believes that being a positive example helps pave the way forward for others.
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He said that "the great danger" is a domino effect — that the U.S. action encourages other countries to back away as well.
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It also set a precedent that risked triggering a global domino effect as other countries also turned their backs on their obligations.
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Given that the United States' economic and regulatory policy is a role model for other nations, we may see a domino effect.
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She says that after General Motors left the city, the city's economic conditions severely declined, causing a domino effect of dire straits.
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But many EU leaders fear that a political "domino effect" of other countries voting to quit the bloc would cost more long-term.
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The ensuing uncontrollable domino effect that such an event would cause could easily wipe out hundreds of satellites, rendering orbit impossible for decades.
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It would be tragic if South Africa set in motion a domino effect that prompted ever more African countries to leave the court.
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The disappearance of salmon creates an ecological domino effect that devastates other species, like orcas and eagles, that rely on them for feeding.
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After allegations against Harvey Weinstein sparked a domino effect of sexual harassment and assault accusations in Hollywood, people needed someone to turn to.
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An aim of the test is to see if a collapse of one clearing house could trigger a domino effect across the system.
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"One insolvency can risk a domino effect to hundreds of firms in the supply chain," said Mark Shepherd, assistant director at the ABI.
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While Namibia and its black rhinos may be a world away for many, this is a pattern that has a devastating domino effect.
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Phyllis Resnick, an economist who was a co-author of the Colorado study, points to a domino effect contributing to those consistent findings.
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You have to start with setting an example yourself, which will allow for a domino effect to happen within your community and beyond.
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This has the domino effect of requiring the animals to eat even more seals in response to the extra energy they are exerting.
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It all started with the resignation of Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier, which led to a domino effect of other top CEOs following suit.
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On impact, the asteroid triggered a domino effect of natural disasters and coverexd the planet with a thick blanket of dust and sediment.
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The rise in refugee numbers itself won't directly affect real estate costs, but will cause a domino effect on prices, the report explains.
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The miscalculation may have created a domino effect, which ignored the groundswell in pockets of the Rust Belt that made a big difference.
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This non-critical domino effect explains how a non-peer reviewed paper can go viral and, without critique, become understood as scientific fact.
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And if it gave a break to one, other struggling communities would surely ask for the same thing, setting up a domino effect.
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Democrats hope that if they win on the McGahn subpoena, it would trigger a domino effect and compel other reluctant witnesses to testify.
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As more and more people read about similar efforts, some decide to start their own campaigns, causing a domino effect of good deeds.
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"I hope this creates a domino effect," said Dr. Guillermo Ortiz, a senior medical advisor with Ipas, a U.S.-based reproductive rights group.
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Moreover, it will have a domino effect on the performance of our nation's startup ecosystem and therefore on our potential for economic growth.
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Mrs Merkel strongly opposes that measure for fear that it could lead to a domino-effect of new, unilateral border policies throughout the continent.
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To me, the mental illness in females is a lot worse than males.... These people have kids, you know it's just a domino effect.
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She told reporters that "this is about the erosion of democracy in Europe" and warned of "a domino effect" that could undermine European values.
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They heard others claim that to extend them rights would initiate a dangerous "domino effect," as one speaker put it, imperiling the whole country.
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Any sidelining of General Hifter could have a domino effect across Libya, potentially affecting oil production and efforts to strike a political peace deal.
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Sea ice is disappearing, land-based ice is melting and a domino effect of ecosystem changes have been set into motion, with unknown results.
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Weinstein's downfall has prompted a domino effect, as men from all industries have been accused of similar abuse, resulting in several firings and resignations.
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The order set off a domino effect of panic, as people already in transit with valid visas were left in a state of limbo.
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His downfall spurred a domino effect that's resulted in other prominent men being publicly accused of sexual misconduct, and facing similarly seriously professional repercussions.
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That led to a domino effect, with the vast majority of Senate Democrats now having called for Franken's resignation, including Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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The Dutch prime minister told voters they shouldn't succumb to a "domino effect" of populism seen with the Brexit vote and the Trump election.
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At the end the domino effect, pink or blue streamers would blow out of a wooden box to reveal the sex of their child.
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Science proves the devastating impacts of the climate crisis are here now and are accelerating in a domino effect that threatens our future existence.
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Some aid is bound to come in, especially along the porous border with Colombia, which could precipitate either a domino effect or further backlash.
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Procrastination on reforming the tax code has put our companies at a competitive disadvantage, creating a domino effect which lowers investment and economic growth.
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Imperial Chief Executive Alison Cooper told reporters that she didn't expect "a particularly significant domino effect" in terms of different markets adopting plain packaging.
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The platforms have changed, with a domino effect that marks a major shift in how online harassment and censorship is handled by Silicon Valley.
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Lozman theorizes that the storm surge sent poorly anchored derelict sailboats careening into pricey yachts, powerboats, and catamarans, creating a domino effect of destruction.
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But she added, "They can't see that domino effect of that simple act, that seemingly simple act of giving a handout to a dolphin."
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Further, 62% believed they would have these issues in the next six months, highlighting the anticipated domino effect which would prolong the recovery process.
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Clinton described his successes as "very exciting," claiming his energy and enthusiasm starting in South Carolina had a domino effect on the following contests.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers say a wide-ranging settlement could have a domino effect on the remaining defendants, encouraging them to reach a comprehensive deal too.
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But Apple's decline caused a domino effect in a slew of its suppliers' stocks including Skyworks Solutions, Qorvo, Cirrus Logic, Texas Instruments, and Broadcom.
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If other countries follow France's lead and Washington retaliates against each of them, a domino effect could ensue that may stall the global economy.
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The highly interconnected system can mean multiple alarms are set off as one failure creates a domino effect of other failures on the plane.
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But the domino effect, or how you scale something that wasn't organized to begin with, I think you can guess what that looks like.
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But human rights groups claim the move could jeopardize internet freedom and cause a domino effect that will impact other companies operating in China.
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Like the food chain, there is a biological domino effect that depends on the survival of myriad species, ones we might ordinarily give short shrift.
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A team of analysts says that will create a domino effect of investment decisions for companies that make equipment for electric cars and charging stations.
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In such a procedure, a donor willing to give a kidney to anyone who needs it causes a domino effect that makes more transplants possible.
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We see the domino effect in tech all the time: "I'm the Uber for X," brands will say, associating themselves with a well-known unicorn.
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That has raised alarm bells among regulators about customers' ability to pay off loans in a downturn and its domino effect on the broader economy.
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The Dutch prime minister urged voters they shouldn't succumb to the "domino effect" of populism after the Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump.
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Those shifts have had an unintended domino effect on many of the companies and programmers that relied on Facebook's spigot of data for their businesses.
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We've learned Luann recently celebrated more than 100 days of being clean and sober, and it's triggered a positive domino effect in her personal life.
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When we empower women to take control of their lives, their finances and their futures, entire families, communities and nations benefit from the domino effect.
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Another domino effect of these targeted ads is that LGBTQ people are disproportionately strong in word of mouth and social media use, according to Witeck.
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Experts worry that debris orbiting Earth could lead to a "Kessler syndrome" domino effect that cuts off human access to space for hundreds of years.
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Narrator: The extinction of bees could have a disastrous domino effect, killing off animals that eat those plants, and so on up the food chain.
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Then, Poe disobeys orders to return to base and calls in a squadron of bomber ships, which fly in and explode like a domino effect.
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China's commerce ministry said on Thursday the U.S. approach to trade could trigger a domino effect and U.S. trade protectionism will only hurt U.S. consumers.
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Joe Biden's winning domino effect has continued at a break-neck pace -- with decisive victories for the former vice president in Michigan, Mississippi and Missouri.
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They could be left with less disposable income to spend in the local stores, setting off a "domino effect" that could derail the town's economy.
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She immediately set off a domino effect that would eventually see every other Democratic presidential candidate who qualified for the debate make the same pledge.
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A similar domino effect led Detroit to petition in 1922 to move to Eastern time from Central, followed by most of the rest of Michigan.
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And as Ben Affleck gets caught in the domino effect, he too might have to take a break from public life and his film career.
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Beyond the blood feuds and the domino-effect killings, however, those consequences are increasingly personal; the horrors we've seen inflicted on individuals can change them forever.
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Entire brokerage, custody, and wealth management worlds were upended in less than two months' time after Interactive Brokers sparked the rapid-fire, industry-wide domino effect.
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A domino effect through its suppliers, an increase in organic farming activity, the reduction of pesticides and chemicals in our soils, and healthier farmers and consumers.
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While Weinstein has denied all accusations of nonconsensual sex, the reports started a domino effect as man after man has been taken down for similar allegations.
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Mohamed Al Mubarak, CEO of Aldar Properties, the company responsible for the development, said the investment would create a "domino effect" for growth in the region.
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Domino effect: Mexican actor Roberto Cavazos, who worked with Spacey at the Old Vic theater in London, said Spacey "routinely preyed" on young male actors there.
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Yet little attention has been given to an equally concerning effect: extreme parental stress and the domino effect it has on children's health and well-being.
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The group also argues that booking photos were illegally shared on county websites, creating a "domino effect" that cost several of the party attendees their jobs.
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The healthcare system impacts employees as well as the people getting care, and the Senate's repeal and replacement will have a domino effect on the industry.
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White photographs them toppled over one another in a domino effect reminiscent of the slow clap of a heckler in an audience during a live performance.
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They say that when the domino effect begins, it will be fast, because countries will be looking to get "brownie points" with Assad for re-engaging.
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There's also the aftermath of the Great Recession, which created a financial domino effect for millennials that put them on a slow path to wealth accumulation.
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It suggested that regulators monitor those banks and set up an emergency way to rescue them to prevent a domino effect that endangers other small lenders.
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While such diversions can provide temporary relief at one hospital, it can also lead to a domino effect, pushing other surrounding emergency departments beyond their limits.
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The impact of the Ban is a domino effect that effectively collapses all potential opportunities for those affected, spreading xenophobia further, and normalizing its legal implementation.
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The company said the hashtag triggered a domino effect, causing drivers, restaurants, and other entities that rely on Uber's massive customer base to flee the platform.
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This sets in motion the upward domino effect for increased employment and higher wages ultimately increasing the household income and the overall economy on the island.
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"It's a domino effect, really," says Timothy Sheahan, a coronavirus expert and assistant professor at the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health.
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Many other countries also expressed fears that the U.S. tariffs could lead to a "domino effect" that could be harmful to the unity of the WTO.
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But more than the potential domino effect, it is the durability of the now eight-day-long "wildcat strike" that has implications beyond West Virginia's borders.
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The World Health Organization said it expected the WTO ruling to create a domino effect as more and more countries moved toward tough Australian-style tobacco laws.
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After studying tumors in mice, the researchers believe that cells damaged by cosmic rays could actually impact other healthy cells around them, like a deadly domino effect.
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In other words, the deal in Berlin may not pacify the CSU and risks unleashing precisely the domino effect of unilateral actions that Mrs Merkel most feared.
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That move would directly impact short-term borrowing costs, but the Fed's rate moves are like a domino effect and will send even longer-term rates higher.
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In other words, an edit made in one area of DNA possibly could cause problems in another, as a ripple or domino effect, which could be concerning.
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With thousands already made homeless, a leading seismologist warned that the earthquakes could go on for weeks in a domino effect along the central Apennine fault system.
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The central bank said Otkritie's obligations to creditors and holders of its Eurobonds would be honoured, reducing the risk of a domino effect taking down other banks.
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There's concern the latest developments could create a domino effect on Capitol Hill, sidelining legislation such as tax cuts that Trump wants to pass, according to Bailin.
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"If we can get the movement viral very quickly in a dense city like Hong Kong, it can create a domino effect across the region," he said.
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Appointing someone as inexperienced as Petersen can have a serious domino effect, profoundly impacting the lives of others and could and could change the legal landscape permanently.
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Kaitin described a domino effect that could result from delays in new drug approvals: It could disrupt companies' plans to scale up production and launch new drugs.
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Many Italian banks already teetering on the edge of bankruptcy could come crashing down, leading to a domino effect that will spread to the rest of Europe.
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Time and time again, Apple managers spent months perfecting minute features, creating a domino effect that set back other parts of the project, former construction managers say.
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If the nation were to legalize abortion, it could have a "domino effect" in other Latin American countries that closely watch Argentine politics and policies, Jimenez said.
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For me, the only real way to stop a hangover is to stop it before that mechanism starts, because once it does, it's such a domino effect.
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In the case of a "domino effect" in which nurses begin to get sick, a nurse staffing crisis would make the health crisis worse, one nurse said.
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And to see that domino effect of other people being inspired by these posts and doing it for their own communities is just the best thing ever.
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"We could get a really positive domino effect if we pass the NAFTA replacement bill and then start getting even small concessions out of China," Cramer said.
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"I expect Xi's speech to trigger a domino effect, where over time, we see similar announcements from other governments and leaders around the world," Hileman told CNBC.
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" Then, one parent asked her how much it would cost to hire a bus for the trip, sparking what McKee said was a "domino effect" of "magic.
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With Merkel&aposs coalition allies demanding that migrants be turned away at the border with Austria, EU officials fear any such move would set off a domino effect.
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This can create a domino effect: As our study also showed, when we're not happily in love, we are also less likely to be satisfied, overall, with life.
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Trump's racist comments about Mexicans on the campaign trail had already started a domino effect with longtime sponsors of the pageant, and then NBC/Univision dropped the show.
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Such concerns are a reflection of what businesses are thinking about amid the U.S. and China tariff fight, causing a domino effect of disruptions in the supply chain.
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However, December's Supermoon will kick off a domino effect of its own: There are two more Supermoons on the way, both of which will occur in January 2018.
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Baum also thinks China's economic slowdown will continue to cause a domino effect on the global economy for the near future, "Examples are showing up daily," Baum said.
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AMS, the Austrian company that manufactures the iPhone X's facial recognition sensors took the brunt of the domino effect, having lost about 20 percent of its market cap.
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"My career has been a domino effect of people who said, 'I would like this person to fill this role,' " the Ocean's 8 star, 53, told USA Today.
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The decision had a powerful domino effect on the tech industry: Facebook, YouTube, and Spotify banned some of his content, too, and Twitter eventually followed suit as well.
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San Antonio's offense has operated at an elite level whether Parker is on the floor or off, but the domino effect of his departure will still be significant.
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Others echoed the concerns about a domino effect, and said it might damage the WTO consensus, under which states have shied away from invoking security to justify barriers.
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So ensues a domino effect of uncomfortable social exchanges that at best sour someone's day and at worst deem a relationship dead before it's had a fair shot.
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He said tackling issues such as homelessness and crime begins with addressing domestic and sexual abuse against women, because of the domino effect they have on the community.
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In one fell swoop, the veteran congressman managed to upend the city's congressional delegation, remake the 2019 mayoral race and set off a domino effect on local offices.
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The SEC's IEX workaround, and the resulting domino effect of new market inefficiency, would impair price discovery and the potential overload of the system could cause systemic problems.
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"Defunding" Planned Parenthood in this particular way can cause a devastating domino effect on the larger health care network that low-income women rely on for birth control.
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Hayward's injury is a fatal blow to their title chances, which were already fleeting—and it also has a meaningful domino effect on how the roster actually functions.
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The domino effect of the Harvey Weinstein scandal has been wide-reaching, and the equality manifestos of organisations like Time's Up and 50/50by2020 are a sadly familiar tune.
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She loses her balance, and knocks the pedestal directly behind her over, which then in turn creates a domino effect, knocking over at least 10 pedestals topped with art.
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The judge didn't say exactly when she would issue a ruling, the timing of which could have a domino effect on other witnesses in the fast-moving impeachment inquiry.
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The Brexit talks, then, have held up a mirror to the EU. The logic of pooled sovereignty is too strong for Britain's decision to have started a domino effect.
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"I believe they will, but it will take time... I believe it will happen over the next six months and then there will be a domino effect," he said.
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This would kickstart a domino effect, spawning a bubble of existential despair that could spread outwards at the speed of light and destroy the entire universe in the process.
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It sounds like Facebook believes a U.S. ban on Libra/Calibra would cause a domino effect in other top markets, and therefore make it tough to rationalize still launching.
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But the exodus was also accelerated by a domino effect of black businesses and families moving away, many of them to Oakland and other cities along the East Bay.
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President Donald Trump made the abrupt decision to pull the remaining US troops out of Kurdish-controlled areas in Syria last month, setting in motion a regional domino effect.
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Most of the houses across the street are already in various states of collapse, victims of the domino effect that a single ruined house can inflict on its neighbors.
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Or, rather, I think of Vin Diesel playing Private Caparzo in Saving Private Ryan and the kind of domino effect that his death starts spilling out into the film.
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The domino effect from Michigan could be huge: There are contests next week in two of its Midwestern neighbors, Illinois and Ohio, as well as in delegate-rich Florida.
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And so if they were to discipline or fire Tucker, it would probably lead to a domino effect exposing the systemic rot at the core of the business model.
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"We do not expect the bankruptcy event to trigger a domino effect in toy retail, implying massive discounting systemwide that pressures vendor margins on a sustained basis," Wissink added.
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Since being signed into law by President Donald Trump in December, the tax law has triggered a domino effect of companies announcing substantial benefits for their employees and shareholders.
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Austria imposed border restrictions in February, causing a domino effect in Europe that left thousands of people — many fleeing war and violence in Syria and other countries — stranded in Greece.
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"The risk is really to have a domino effect, not only in social terms but also in terms of launching other stupid referendum ideas in other European countries," he said.
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American researchers discover the AIDS virus, and that creates a real-world domino effect that ripples through the nation's LGBTQ and low-income communities that we're still struggling with today.
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Vienna might simply close its southern borders, prompting what Mrs Merkel described yesterday as a "domino effect": a disastrous wave of unilateral border policies bringing down Europe's free-movement regime.
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Over the next four decades, Gaynor found herself going in and out of the operating room to combat what she calls the "domino effect" of issues stemming from the accident.
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Both have a bad rap, and are frequently found on skin-care shit lists along with parabens, sulfates, and artificial fragrance, due in part to a domino effect of misinformation.
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"Surely other countries will be interested in negotiating with us, Japan included," Bolsonaro told journalists on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Osaka, adding he expected a "domino effect".
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And as we step away from prioritizing climate action, some energy experts worry we'll see an international domino effect, wherein other the nations let their climate action plans slide, too.
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In the summer of 1997, the free fall of the Thai baht sparked a domino effect that spread across the Asian markets, and quickly set off a global financial meltdown.
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But more so than anything else, this settlement will likely set off a domino effect of other legal challenges that could end up seriously costing Uber in the long run.
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One little taste lead to a domino effect, and before he knew it... "I want it all," he said, ravaging the rest of the container except for one tiny crumb.
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Pointing to the chaos in the Mideast, Hurd said Russia's role to protect Syrian President Bashar Assad in the country's 5-year-old civil war has had a domino effect.
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Some top Trump aides are worried about the calendar --- believing all this time spent on health care, without success, might have a domino effect on another top White House priority.
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Britain voting to leave the EU on June 23rd would produce a "domino effect" and "the democratic liberation of a whole continent", gushed Mr Gove in a speech in April.
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In 2014, Dennis' mother, Marion, died from chronic lung disease, and in 2015 he was diagnosed with PTSD, triggering what he described as a "domino effect" of mental health issues.
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"I don't think there is a domino effect if some others were to merge or acquire large scale, that our hands would be forced in any way," Kirsch told analysts.
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One worry for Trump is that there is now a domino effect, with many other figures around him likely to become entangled in scandal and motivated to flip as well.
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Bellamy's book, hard to read now, had a falling-domino effect on Robertson's next and more interesting utopian, William Morris; "Looking Backward" helped inspire Morris's " News from Nowhere ," from 1890.
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Now that the Supreme Court struck down PAPSA for unconstitutionally restricting states' rights granted by the 10th Amendment, a domino effect is about to play out before the nation's eyes.
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"During her detention there were many strange things, one after another, like a domino effect," Issachar's friend Dor Tzur, who runs a Facebook page devoted to her release, told Haaretz.
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China's commerce ministry said on Thursday the U.S. approach on trade sets a bad precedent that could trigger a domino effect and the United States must avoid a unilateral approach.
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It ignited my addiction and things started to domino effect right before our own eyes, and before you knew it, it got out of control and I couldn't handle it.
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He lived, but the shooting set off a domino effect: Smith lost her housing and her job, relocated to a shelter, and was forced to spread her kids among relatives.
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According to experts, violent earthquakes such as the one that occurred in August create stresses, which are then redistributed across adjacent faults causing them to rupture in a domino effect.
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In dense neighborhoods with lots of houses packed tightly together, the chance of a structure catching on fire is higher, since one burning house tends to have a domino effect.
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Mr. Mubarak predicted that the Louvre Abu Dhabi will have a domino effect and that the construction contract for the long-planned Guggenheim Abu Dhabi could be awarded next year.
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Maria Kefalas, a professor at St. Joseph's University who was part of the MacArthur Foundation's Research Network on the Transition to Adulthood, said moving back home creates a domino effect.
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Israel's largest workers union, Histadrut, said the government must inject money into the economy now to prevent a domino effect that would lead to a recession and unending unemployment checks.
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Experts said that chains responding by raising wages — such as Taco Bell testing a $100,000 salary for managers — could help create a "domino effect" of higher pay across the industry.
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What can only be described as absolute dedication to the craft, this man showed the true kinetic power of the domino effect by transforming his house into a "stick bomb".
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On the face of it, there is a benevolent domino effect happening: As more investors choose cheaper funds, the assets in those funds grow — and the corresponding costs further decline.
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Said differently, Too Big to Fail has not been resolved, and even a rash of medium-sized bank insolvencies can cause great systemic disruption and bring on the domino effect.
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The service also noted a "domino effect" that has caused delays in repairs and maintenance on its roughly 200 aircraft, which, in turn, could keep them from being immediately available.
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Global warming changes not only temperatures and snowmelt, but also has a domino effect on soil sustainability, drinking water, and the health of plants and other organisms in the ecosystem.
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However, she hooked up with his brother Robbie which led to a domino effect of Mike breaking up with her, little Liam getting into Robbie's cocaine, and Fiona going to jail.
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Host Jeff Probst's signature — and hilariously obnoxious — running commentary is sure to be a doozy on this challenge, which is likely to see a domino effect once the first player stumbles.
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He was referring to the EU needing to avoid a domino effect of other countries wanting to leave the bloc if they perceived Britain received a "lenient" post-Brexit trade deal.
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Weirdly, Littlefinger turned out to be right, though: This dagger did cause a domino effect that lead Bran to become the Three-Eyed Raven, just like his fall from the tower.
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But doctors could prescribe it off-label for other forms of epilepsy, and FDA approval could be the domino effect that leads to DEA reclassification and a renaissance of cannabis research.
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Hahn said if such fences were built it would only create a "domino effect" with many EU nations closing their frontiers and putting at risk the bloc's passport-free Schengen zone.
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The cancelation set off a domino effect of finger pointing and blame-gaming, with Pride advocates pushing for a celebration and the traditional organization behind it refusing to put one together.
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The report's authors noted that protectionist policies generally hurt weaker economies the most, while tit-for-tat moves of the trade giants would have a domino effect beyond their domestic markets.
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Why not just put the information out there, let people in the free market hopefully read the information, make better decisions from theirselves and their families and have a domino effect?
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Gore's film, which went on to gross $24 million domestically over its theatrical lifetime, had a domino effect and a "big influence" on the religious community on the whole, Bingham said.
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What's more worrisome to him is that about 255% of investment grade debt is sitting just one rung above junk — and further slowdown in growth could set off a domino effect.
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The domino effect This all seemed to change for Facebook and others after Apple was the first to remove the majority of podcasts on iTunes published by Jones for hateful speech.
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The new requirements caused a domino effect; many of the previous Plus picks moved down a notch to Top Safety Pick, and many previous Top Safety Picks dropped off the list.
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The journalists' intrepid reporting and countless hours of research created a domino effect, inspiring dozens of other survivors to speak out against the powerful and predatory men in their respective industries.
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New York (CNN Business)US sanctions on Venezuela's national oil company have accelerated the unprecedented collapse of its oil output and set off a domino effect in the global energy market.
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"I think it might trigger a domino effect," Richard W. X. Hu, a professor of politics and public administration at the University of Hong Kong, said in an email on Thursday.
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"It did start to feel like a domino effect last year, and it could be something similar this year," said Cynthia Cox, a health policy expert at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The killing of birds triggered a "domino effect" says Suzanne Medina, a wildlife biologist with the Guam department of agriculture, who has worked to save the Guam rail for 21 years.
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CAROL WESTON, NEW YORK To the Editor: As a school social worker, I have seen the domino effect of giving children cheese sandwiches when they cannot pay for the school lunch.
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One report from 2018 -- of which Lenton was part of -- suggested that a domino effect will kick in if global temperatures rise more than 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
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In a game in Washington last Tuesday, Wizards center Marcin Gortat battled Zaza Pachulia for a rebound, beginning a domino effect that ended with an injury to Kevin Durant's left knee.
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A similar domino effect is playing out across the business, with buzz and fast follows around another move aimed at a generation of customers still building up wealth: fractional-share trading.
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I won't use this space to talk about the domino effect of mom and pop shop deaths, and how now even better-funded, larger entities are shutting their doors because the Rent.
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But by redefining how location data is treated, the Supreme Court's decision and reasoning could create a domino effect in lower courts, state legislatures, and Congress to address other types of data.
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In "A Dark Crate," we see Naz (try to) settle into Riker's Island, observe the domino-effect of his arrest on his family, and revisit the crime scene with attorney John Stone.
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This kind of "slip" is an act of nationalistic forgetfulness — a political act, whereby the devastated and murdered Iraqis (to say nothing of the victims of that war's domino effect) are erased.
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But, if the initial shock from a Brexit doesn't prove to be a domino effect, the euro zone could be open to what many European officials want: Greater political and fiscal integration.
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Gianluca Valinsese, a scientist at Italy's National Institute for Geophysics and Vulcanology, warned the latest series of quakes could continue for weeks in a domino effect along the central Apennine fault system.
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He said the North's nuclear ambitions, if left unchecked, could set off a "nuclear domino effect" in the region, with other countries pursuing their own arms programs in response to the North's.
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Where alcohol can torpedo your attempts to get in shape, however, is via the domino effect it sometimes has on your eating and exercise habits in the hours and days that follow.
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A single company that's not careful, and breaks the trust of its users, can cause a domino effect in which consumers lose trust in the greater technology and any company leveraging it.
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As obvious a choice as that sounds, it led to a real domino effect in the industry, with brands like Gillette Venus and the Walmart-exclusive Joy launching similar ads months later.
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When oil prices sank on Thursday, Jim Cramer took a look at what truly caused the drop and how cheaper oil's "domino effect" could have a sway on investing patterns going forward.
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That had a domino effect and triggered an investigation into the detective's conduct, which led to the discovery of similar harrowing stories from some of the victims he was assigned to investigate.
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In late February, Austria set off what it called a "domino effect" of national restrictions by imposing daily caps on the number of migrants to limit the flow of people toward it.
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While an 18-hour flight might seem torturous, some travelers prefer the nonstop route because it doesn't subject them the domino effect that delays on one leg of the trip can have.
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Walker played a crucial role in a collective effort on the part of black women writers and scholars to resurrect and commemorate Hurston, setting off a domino effect now two generations strong.
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In Houston, he's good enough to start and close games as a primary wing stopper, and that domino effect makes life easier for Trevor Ariza, Eric Gordon, Harden, Paul, and everybody else.
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The house sits at the end of a cul-de-sac ... if their place went up in flames, it would have started a devastating domino effect on the rest of the neighborhood.
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Given the marriage domino effect I'd witnessed in my parents' generation, this song made me feel less phony about standing in front of Josephine the court clerk and promising something so brazen.
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But once a domino effect makes more leather and beef importers follow that step, then Brazil's economy pillar would be affected, all these need to be handled carefully by the Brazilian government.
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A significant drop in April rent payments would create an immediate domino effect and leave many landlords without enough money to pay their water and sewer bills for their properties, he said.
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The collapse of the entire system would further compound the pension crisis at hand and have a domino effect on our economy, potentially leading to widescale business closures, layoffs and rising unemployment.
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The tech speed-up we're experiencing now in the digital age could trigger a burgeoning domino effect that speeds up programs, shifts more profit into design, and brings new companies into defense.
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"When the I.P.O. market is hurting, it has a domino effect on valuations and venture capital deals," said Steven N. Kaplan, a professor of finance and entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago.
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Because employers often participate in several multiemployer plans, the failure of just one or two of the largest plans risks a catastrophic domino effect across the system — saddling employers with untenable liability.
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"A domino effect [is] not just possible, it's all but guaranteed," said Bradley Tusk, an early Uber investor and advisor, and president of Tusk Ventures, a venture capital and political strategy firm.
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That's likely to create a domino effect down the supply chain in terms of tracing the movement of goods, which will be hard and costly to enforce, with consequences to business operations.
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At a time when the world feels like it's stuck in a looping domino-effect of problems causing more problems, Case's holistic approach to showing how things work is more vital than ever.
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Moreover, internal warfare between rival parties will continue and the outlook will be further complicated by the referendum's potential domino effect across Europe, he continued, particularly for separatist forces in France and Spain.
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The problem isn't just that Apple and Google have decided that it is, in fact, hip to be square: it's the domino effect that their designs have on the rest of the industry.
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The big picture: The teachers' walkout in 2018 over low pay created a domino effect for similar strikes in states including Kentucky, Oklahoma, Arizona and Washington, and this year in California and Colorado.
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For one thing, there's the often-mentioned domino effect: Last November, two years after legalizing marijuana through a ballot, Massachusetts became the first state on the East Coast to finally open up dispensaries.
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If this pans out, it could cause a domino effect with other US carriers following AT&T's lead — leaving Samsung little choice but to formally call off the Note 7's US release.
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"The stakes are high, because what happens in Britain will set off a domino effect and possibly a cycle of disintegration," said Mark Leonard, the director of the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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EU officials fear this could trigger a domino effect of border restrictions by other countries, leading to a disorderly collapse of the Schengen zone, with migrants stuck in various points along the way.
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Two other traders in the city said the currency extended its advance on Friday afternoon because a few large banks started selling dollars for yuan, setting off a domino effect of yuan purchases.
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First through the impact on our friends and colleagues in Asia, who have been facing fallout from the pandemic head-on for some time, and then through the domino effect on tech conferences.
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In the report, the scientists "showed how one dramatic shift in the marine ecosystem, exacerbated by an ever-warming planet, could set off a domino effect across California," the Los Angeles Times reports.
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General Electric has long been eyed as the largest company at risk of triggering such a domino effect, though company officials insist they are doing everything they can to prevent a credit downgrade.
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He gives it up, the ball keeps moving to other guys, so there's kind of a domino effect with him being in there by himself now, with the style of play we're playing.
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"The consequences for the real economy [from Brexit] will be comparable only to the financial crisis of 2007-2008," wrote the billionaire, adding that a domino effect could potentially end decades of continental unification.
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Fearful of a domino effect if Germany closes its borders, Austria has conducted a high-profile training exercise to show how it could deal with an influx of migrants along its frontier with Slovenia.
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It's really our body overreacting to what it sees as a sort of toxic danger and that danger started when the alcohol starts to break down in the body, which creates a domino effect.
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Damage to the lateral septum, a part of the brain linked to control of anxiety and fear, triggers a domino effect in the brain that leads to "septal rage," or outbursts of unprovoked violence.
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"With many sectors dependent on energy prices feeling the impacts of higher oil, the domino effect will most likely compound the economic woes of Asian countries that are already experiencing a slowdown," added Otunuga.
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It was one of the first states to do so, and the domino effect lead to the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920, which granted women the right to vote across the country.
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Made with care and released with little fuss, the record seemed to turn people on one at a time, and that became part of its power; the slow domino effect is still in process.
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Additionally, if the US were to decrease funding significantly for the AIDS response, other countries may follow suit in a domino effect that could lead to a deadly resurgence of HIV around the world.
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The couple's home sits at the end of a cul-de-sac and borders a field -- meaning if their place went up in flames, it would start a domino effect on the whole neighborhood.
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In 2017, a visitor taking a selfie at the 14th Factory, a temporary arts space in Los Angeles, knocked down a row of crown sculptures in a domino effect, causing about $200,000 in damage.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) — sparked a near-immediate domino effect as lawmaker after lawmaker said they would self-quarantine.
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"We believe this will trigger a domino effect in Germany," said Ugo Taddei, a lawyer at ClientEarth, one of two environmental nonprofits that took the diesel ban lawsuit to the federal court in Germany.
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The defense team argued to keep the charge in place, saying they would show the accuser prompted a "domino effect" of other alleged victims later coming forward because he was interviewed in the media.
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Potential domino effect But the gains for some countries could be undermined by other aspects of the trade war, which has contributed to an economic slowdown in China and triggered volatility in global markets.
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Neither Afghanistan nor Iraq is a liberal democracy, nor did the attempt to establish democracy in Iraq lead to a domino effect that swept the Middle East and reformed its governments for the better.
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MCAS, originally intended to activate only in limited circumstances, was overhauled late in its development, leading to a deadly domino effect of assumptions that affected design, certification and training decisions related to the Max.
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News of Apple's demotion — now once again slumming it as one of the companies worth only hundreds of billions of dollars — came as the result of a domino effect of negative press for the company.
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Austria, one of the last stops on the way to Germany for hundreds of thousands of migrants, imposed border restrictions last month, setting off a domino effect in Europe and leaving thousands stranded in Greece.
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Studies suggest that the amount of sugar in the blood (which is affected by how much sugar you eat) sets up a molecular domino effect called glycation, which ultimately leaves skin less firm and elastic.
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The early push by Chipotle Mexican Grill and Panera Bread, followed by Chick-fil-A, McDonald's and Subway, began a domino effect that encouraged major chicken supply companies to get on board, the report said.
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The result was a domino effect that blacked out much of the northeast and parts of Canada, affecting 30 million people and trapping 800,000 commuters, tourists, and residents in the subways of New York City.
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However, the incident illustrates the problem of the "domino effect" in data breaches, where information stolen from one source is used to access another account, explained Kevin Cunningham, founder and president at identity company, SailPoint.
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"For me, it will have a domino effect," said Nichdaly Gonzalez, who earns her living posing for photos, dressed up in her colorful colonial garb, adding she expected to have to rein in her spending.
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A domino effect The day after his arrest was reported in local media, a 20-year-old woman went to Madison Police and accused Cook of drugging and raping her in his apartment in February.
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The L.A.-based brand started a domino effect when it first debuted the Modern Renaissance palette: One after another, warm red palettes took the place that was once to widely populated by cool-toned beiges.
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Instead, investors remain wary of the domino effect negative rates in foreign countries can have in the U.S. Mishkin considers if the U.S. central bank adopts negative rates, the effectiveness of such policy is unknown.
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When Ali convinced the rest of the girls to lie and blame everything on Toby (Keegan Allen) instead of apologizing to Jenna, she started a domino effect of lies and mistakes that might never end.
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Politico ran a piece calling Gutierrez's retirement timing "suspicious," saying Gutierrez managed to "upend the city's congressional delegation, remake the 2019 mayoral race and set off a domino effect on local offices" with his retirement.
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Instead of keeping and strengthening standards that fight this deadly domino effect at its source, Wheeler's plan threatens to boost levels of mercury, soot and other hazardous pollution in our air, water, food and communities.
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It could even be argued that a domino effect of coal mining bankruptcies has taken hold, as the urgency of already-bankrupt companies to pay off creditors has kept coal mine output from falling sufficiently.
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The French government has shown no sign of fearing a domino effect set off by Catalonia, even though Mr. Macron's own party appears to be trailing the nationalists in the run-up to Sunday's vote.
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Though the lira has fluctuated in recent days, at one point it hit record lows against the United States dollar, setting off a panic over a potential domino effect that could reach other emerging markets.
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" Beyond the domino effect, Mr. Holdren, who is now a professor at Harvard's Kennedy School, said there were other immediate costs to what he called "the squandering of U.S. leadership on an acute global issue.
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The decision had started a domino effect in the industry, Thiha Zaw said, forcing construction workers to be laid off, sub-contractors to lose jobs and customers to question if purchased apartments would be completed.
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Since then, the sector seems to have built resilience to the kind of rolling selloffs that racked them in past decades, when a crisis in one country fueled domino-effect selling across the developing world.
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"If accepted, it will have a domino effect ... and others (ministers) and even Rouhani might follow him and this is not something that the country can tolerate when pressured by America and sanctions," he said.
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"The domino effect of this ban will result in a precipitous decline in international student enrollment from Muslim-majority countries," Rahul Choudaha, cofounder of international student support organization interEDGE, told Business Insider in an email.
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In addition to keeping beds unnecessarily occupied, resulting in a "domino effect," he explains that "if a patient has social care needs, a busy environment (like a hospital) isn't the best place for them," he said.
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Although migrant arrivals in Germany have plummeted, Mr Seehofer wanted to turn back from the southern frontier asylum-seekers registered in other countries, an action that could have triggered a domino effect of border controls elsewhere.
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A domino effect of developments that appeared to threaten Trump emphasized the momentum of the impeachment drive on the eve of the vote, amid unsuccessful efforts by Republicans on Capitol Hill to gum up the process.
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Then came the domino effect: Within 48 hours, sales of the product — which is loaded with chamomile oil and a high concentration of azulene — increased a whopping 184%, ultimately selling out both online and in stores.
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It added, however, that the measure might put Europe's steel exports at risk, as other countries might be tempted to raise their own steel import barriers, causing a domino effect that would harm free trade worldwide.
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By Jim Christie Energy & Exploration Partners Inc is joining other bankrupt energy producers in arguing its contracts with midstream operators can be rejected in Chapter 11, which could create a potential "domino effect" for pipeline operators.
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Following Donald Trump's victory in the American presidential race, pundits have warned of a domino effect in Europe, where a stuttering economic recovery, growing euro-skepticism, and the migrant crisis have stoked far-right nationalist movements.
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Fears that a Renzi defeat at the referendum could sink Monte dei Paschi's recapitalization plan and have a domino effect on other lenders - including another seven already in trouble - pushed the banking index down 73 percent.
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This starts a domino effect that makes the nerve cell send pain signals in response to lower levels of heat, which it senses using the same molecule that detects the substance that makes chili peppers burn.
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"Because it's happening at the base of the food chain, there's this potential domino effect," said study co-lead author Jonathan Whitney, a marine ecologist for the Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research and NOAA.
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"We will have a lot more hurdles," said Ian Fry, head of the delegation of Tuvalu, a Pacific island state which fears rising sea levels, adding Trump's victory could have a "domino effect on other nations".
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A company like Medtronic that has recently inverted to Ireland by merging with Covidien can expand its American operations at lower cost than can its competitors, thus starting a domino effect of inversions within the industry.
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It all cascaded in a domino effect triggered by one thing: Counsell letting down his guard, and stepping from one control room to the other, to pick up the morning's milk delivery for his daily cuppa.
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How Bailey and Brooks landed in their positions is the result of a domino effect that Bentley detractors say is related to the sex scandal that spurred the impeachment hearings aimed at ousting the second-term governor.
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A deal between state lawmakers and the city of Charlotte sets the stage for the repeal of HB29, which started a domino effect of organizations, companies and celebrities pulling their financial connections from the state in protest.
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Ted Cruz or Mike Lee would be a "debacle," this person conveyed to White House officials, and would have a domino effect of badly hurting the GOP's ability to do anything substantial going forward, including tax reform.
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As liquid oxygen flowed into a tank on the second stage, the propellant was so cold that it froze solid, setting off a domino effect that destroyed the rocket in a succession of fireballs on the launchpad.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry said on Thursday the U.S. approach on trade sets a bad precedent that could trigger a domino effect and the United States must stop its wrong actions and withdraw from its unilateralism.
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Not only would this directly harm hundreds of thousands of workers and retirees, with compounding effects on the children, spouses, and parents they support, it would also result in a crippling domino effect on the U.S. economy.
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South Korea said countries should be careful using national security as a reason for trade barriers, as it might set off a domino effect with other states piling in to justify measures to protect their own industries.
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The turmoil was a reminder of the domino effect of air travel, and that the ripples from complications at an airport that is a vital cog in the global travel network can quickly spread across the world.
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Humana's decision to exit the ObamaCare exchanges at the end of the year could trigger a "domino effect" among insurers, with companies abandoning the marketplace and potentially leaving thousands with diminished or zero coverage options in 2018.
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On Tuesday, JPMorgan's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, declared in his annual letter to shareholders that new regulations and capital requirements largely eliminated the chance of a major bank's failing again, creating a domino effect across the economy.
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So it was perhaps no surprise that a woman two weeks ago would get a bit too close to the art and, mid-selfie, lose her balance, sending pedestals and crowns crashing in a cascading domino effect.
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If successful, the lawsuit could spark a domino effect of legal action from other communities, including others in New Jersey, upstate New York and as far away as North Carolina that have complained about the SOTA vouchers.
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The system is meant to stop a domino effect causing another financial crisis, with fears that if one major trading company went bust it would bring the whole system down by setting off a string of defaults.
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The dollar rose as exposure to Turkey could impact European banks and spark a domino effect as people begin to pull out of those banks and into U.S. assets, said Gregan Anderson, macroeconomic strategist at brokerage Bulltick LLC.
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Leaders at the ASEAN meetings this week heard warnings that the post-World War Two international order was in jeopardy and trade tensions between Washington and Beijing could trigger a "domino effect" of protectionist measures by other countries.
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A domino effect that began with France shutting off several nuclear reactors for tests in recent weeks coupled with unusually low wind farm output in northern Germany has tightened Europe's power markets, making coal the only fallback option.
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After the rescue of troubled Banco Popular in early June, Spanish regulators imposed a short-selling ban on Liberbank to stem what European authorities described as a potential "domino effect" that threatened to damage Spain's entire banking system.
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The bombshell report from The New York Times last month on decades of sexual harassment and assault by producer Harvey Weinstein started a domino effect as other women spoke out about mistreatment by men in positions of power.
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In one email to an unnamed person on July 9, Rive described the company as "super low on cash" and said he was worried about the "domino effect" if the company did not get the money it needed.
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"We are seeing a domino effect, and the entire Democratic Party is landing in a new place defined by big, popular, progressive ideas like debt-free college," said Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee.
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If Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness failed in being able to spin up hype for new streaming series within the MCU, the domino effect could affect a bigger part of Disney's overall plans for streaming domination.
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The decision to remove US troops has had a devastating and swift domino effect in the region, giving Turkey the opportunity to invade an area controlled by Kurdish forces, who had been allied with the US against ISIS.
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The plan also includes a repeal of a federal mandate that nearly all Americans buy health insurance, which would trigger a domino effect and leave 4 million more people without health insurance by 2019, according to the CBO.
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Bad actors will often try and compromise other accounts once they've got into one by spreading unsafe links to your contacts, so warning people about this can avoid a domino effect where a whole series of accounts get unlocked.
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Last week, the anger bubbled over in Britain's Brexit vote, which threw six decades of closer European integration into reverse and raised fears of a domino effect on the continent, where anti-EU, xenophobic parties are on the rise.
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Austria, one of the last stepping stones to Germany for hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants, recently imposed border restrictions, setting off a domino effect in Europe and leaving tens of thousands stranded in poor conditions in Greece.
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" A younger co-worker recalled Shqaire, whom he referred to by the nickname "Moe," as someone who routinely bought food for the homeless and whose good deeds have "a domino effect where he influences others in a positive way.
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Beginning in Episode I: The Phantom Menace with a trade dispute, Palpatine manages to set off a domino effect of changes resulting in a restructuring of the Galactic Senate, ultimately leading to his appointment as Chancellor, and then Emperor.
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Greece is also on the Balkan peninsula and any attempts by its neighbours and countries nearby to close their borders could have a domino effect back to Greece, leaving thousands of migrants arriving by sea from Turkey stranded there.
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The public allegations against Harvey Weinstein, which first came to light over a month ago in the New York Times, started a domino effect of powerful men being called out for their inappropriate behavior towards men and women alike.
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No one can say for sure that her tweet caused the domino effect ... but Kylie does have a massive influence (she has a combined 128.5M followers on Twitter and Instagram) on Snapchat's coveted demographic -- 18 to 34 year olds.
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As birds struggle to settle in and lay eggs, it could create a "domino effect" that threatens the survival of many popular backyard species, U.S. and Canadian researchers said in a study published Monday in the journal Scientific Reports.
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And even if debates don't swing the presidential outcome, if they help or hurt a presidential candidate by a few percentage points, that could have a domino effect in down-ballot races — such as the battle for the Senate.
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Although it seems odd that one complaint from a resident in a neighboring block could cause this domino effect, Islington Mill was in a similar situation back in 2014, which culminated in much tighter controls to keep the peace.
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The 4.25 billion euro Atlante fund was hastily set up in April to backstop cash calls at the two loss-making Veneto-based banks because Italy's government feared a domino effect on the sector from a failed capital raising.
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Eurosceptics in other member states applauded Britons' decision to leave the European Union in a referendum that sent shockwaves around the world, with far-right demands for a similar vote in Slovakia underlining the risk of a domino effect.
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"Even though the Fed is lowering interest rates, the dollar is not exactly losing ground because of the domino effect: everybody is following the Fed in cutting rates," said Juan Perez, senior currency trader at Tempus Inc in Washington.
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Still, California's passage of AB5 could have a domino effect that inspires other states to codify their own ABC misclassification tests, said Shannon Liss-Riordan, an attorney who represented thousands of drivers in a class action suit against Uber.
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" To prep for The Kelly Clarkson Show, Clarkson's A Minute and a Glass of Wine segment will also include Clarkson speaking with a number of everyday heroes to highlight "amazing humans" to help create "an awesome domino effect of kindness.
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Image 2 of 2 SPIELFELD, Austria – Fearful of a domino effect if Germany closes its borders, Austria staged a high-profile training exercise Tuesday to show how it could deal with an influx of refugees along its frontier with Slovenia.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - The BSE Sensex fell more than 2 percent on Thursday, hitting its lowest level in over one-and-a-half years after China accelerated the depreciation of the yuan, triggering a domino effect in global equity and currency markets.
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This created a domino effect of change, both IRL with women coming forward, as well as on TV. TV Land was one of the first networks to pull the reruns in November 2014, with Aspire following suit the next month.
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Why it matters: California is home to a large proportion of the tech industry and has such a large economy that legislation passed there can cause a domino effect with other states and create big headaches for telecom providers operating there.
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Austria, the last stop on the way to Germany for hundreds of thousands of migrants, recently imposed restrictions on its borders, setting off a domino effect in Europe in limiting the flow of people, and leaving hundreds stranded in Greece.
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ROME (Reuters) - The earthquakes that have buffeted central Italy over the last two months could continue in a devastating domino effect with one large quake leading to another along the central Apennine fault system, a leading seismologist warned on Sunday.
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The video game industry is rife with labor issues, and as labor experts have told me before, capitulating to a union could have a domino effect, causing other workers in the industry to organize and fight for better working conditions.
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This is where we start to see a domino effect — a business can't afford to pay an ISP for premium service, it loses its online audience, it then loses its advertisers and can no longer afford to produce new content.
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But by using metamaterials, where turning the handle causes the inner cell structure to collapse in a domino effect which then causes the latch to retract, the mechanical object can be 3D-printed in one pass saving time, money, and materials.
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Austria's recent imposition of border restrictions set off a domino effect in Europe that has left tens of thousands of migrants stranded in Greece, placing additional burdens on a country relying on an economic recovery after six years of recession.
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Assuming these people are involved in active intelligence operations, there are three interrelated areas of significant damage: Combined, these create a domino effect that can seriously impact intelligence-gathering activities inside and outside the U.S. for many years to come.
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The dollar rose as exposure to Turkey could impact European banks and spark a domino effect throughout Europe as people begin to pull out of those banks and into the U.S., said Gregan Anderson, macroeconomic strategist at brokerage Bulltick LLC.
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Read more: The Great Recession created a domino effect of financial struggles for millennials — here are 5 ways it shaped the generationNo one's saving anything — and some just aren't worried about it Many millennials and Gen X aren't preparing for retirement.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian leaders gathered for a summit on Tuesday amid warnings that the post-World War Two international order is in jeopardy and trade tensions between Washington and Beijing could trigger a "domino effect" of protectionist measures by other countries.
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When this system gets out of whack, or certain species disappear, that can have a domino effect that goes far down the line, wiping out or endangering other species as well, and even affecting our own food supply and security.
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China has now entered bear market territory — when prices drop by more than 20 percent from a peak — with its market hovering at levels not seen since a rout three years ago set off a domino effect in global trading.
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The European Union, and countries including Italy, Germany and Britain, have pledged over 143 billion euros in aid this week alone to support health systems and prevent an economic domino effect as the coronavirus epidemic puts a chilling effect on businesses.
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If Serena Williams had been placed in the top 16, a domino effect would have knocked Venus Williams out of the top half of the 32 seeds, meaning she would have to face a higher-ranked player in the third round.
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"Individuals who make any false or baseless reports about the coronavirus in Newark can set off a domino effect that can result in injury to residents and visitors and affect schools, houses of worship, businesses and entire neighborhoods," he added.
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Russia's central bank moved to dismiss intensifying concerns that a brewing systemic crisis could be forthcoming on Thursday, as it said its second major bank nationalization in three weeks had prevented a "domino effect" in the country's ailing banking sector.
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In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, Ryan said that a defeat of House Republicans' bill repealing and replacing ObamaCare would be "momentum killing," essentially having a domino effect on planned tax reform efforts, among other party goals.
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So while we may be seeing a domino effect when it comes to environmental promises from Big Oil and Gas, this is not the fall of fossil fuels science shows is necessary to stop the crisis they put us in.
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Buried within the film, though, is a stark warning that feels even timelier today, subtly conveying how one misguided policy decision or thoughtless action can have a devastating domino effect, sowing the seeds of destruction in a vast, interconnected world.
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Legal protections there apply to all races and religions, according to academics, because of a fear that public criticism of one group could lead to retaliation by another, causing a domino effect that has led to race riots in the past.
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"A complete shutdown of the refinery would have had a domino effect on the production on the continent," Rand Refinery CEO Praveen Baijnath said, adding that the sale of refined gold in London provides an important boost to African economies.
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The absence of Calvin Klein, the newsiest label of the last few seasons, after the departure of the designer Raf Simons, has set off a kind of domino effect among European buyers and editors, who seemingly don't see the point anymore.
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LGBTQ advocates are concerned about the potential domino effect of a Supreme Court ruling in the shop's favor, such as, for example, emboldening doctors to refuse to see expectant single mothers, or landlords to refuse to rent to same-sex couples.
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With Pat McGrath creating a high-shine blush lid at Valentino last year that triggered a domino effect with other runway beauty looks to come, and over 35,000 #glossyeyes posts on Instagram, it's fair to say the latex-look lid isn't going anywhere.
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That's the debt domino effect, according to a recent study by TransUnion, the credit-scoring company, which showed that those who refinanced or sold one house and bought another were much more likely to also increase their credit-card spending and car purchases.
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If he does succeed in disrupting the system, either in the way he shows his work or in how he defines a collection, it could have a domino effect on other designers, freeing them up to experiment with different structures and expectations.
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"I think that there just wasn't a clear understanding of the domino effect — the true impact of what the actions were going to be throughout the neighborhood," said Regina Williams-Preston, who represents the city's northwest in its Common Council, a governing body.
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Yet Mrs Merkel retorts that unilateral action by Germany could prompt a disastrous domino effect of unilateral immigration policies throughout the EU. The showdown came on June 14th when, in a rare step illustrating their mutual animosity, CDU and CSU MPs met separately.
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The plane malfunction set off a domino effect with others: Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich flew to Indianapolis to meet with Trump on a private jet provided by Fox News host Sean Hannity, two sources with knowledge of the situation told CNN.
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We'll chat with Doudna about her discovery of a tool called Cas9 that not only is upending the biotech industry but could have a domino effect on material science, manufacturing and production and the very seeds of life as we know it.
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" Brock Silvers, managing director at Kaiyuan Capital in Shanghai, said a main concern for Beijing was "whether HNA's aggressive financial structure could result in a domino effect through its tightly levered and pledged portfolio, putting Chinese investors and bank capital at risk.
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"A well-reviewed item or one shared on certain social platforms can influence women's shopping decisions, prompting them to buy an item and even share their purchase with others, which can result in a domino effect," DeSalva said in an email to CNBC.
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Merkel told a news conference on Monday that an unjustified turning away of people from Germany's borders could unleash a domino effect, but she said she had agreed to a CSU demand for a ban on admitting people who had earlier been expelled.
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"At some point, it reaches a threshold in which the whole ice shelf can collapse in a domino effect like it did for Larsen B." Larsen C needs to calve back further before it can collapse, but he warned the trend seemed familiar.
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Louie Gohmert (R-Texas), Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) and Steve King (R-Iowa) to get to the top of Judiciary—not a huge lift.... There's a domino effect by putting Jordan at Judiciary: it seems very likely that Mark Meadows (R-N.
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"Granting legal status to Dreamers could potentially cause a domino effect in which other families bring young children, hoping that in time their children will be granted legal status," said Jaclyn Haak, 19, a chemical engineering student at the University of Minnesota.
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Mr. Cuomo warned in his letter that the reduced capacity would create a domino effect, swamping alternative routes and means of transportation, and he asked Mr. Trump for assistance in providing options such as high-speed ferries to the city from Long Island.
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Sold to traffickers For the past several years, I've traveled the globe, both as a philanthropist and a reporter for the Foundation's news program "The Domino Effect," bearing witness to, and trying to help solve, some of the world's most pressing problems.
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Democrats believe that if the ruling in the McGahn case goes their way they will see a domino effect, securing testimony from other current and former administration officials who were previously reluctant to to appear at the demand of the White House.
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Other people have started other festivals — there's a writers' festival [the National Writers Series, co-founded by the nonfiction author Doug Stanton], there's lots of things that people on their own have started that have had the domino effect of what we began.
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"A domino effect has come into play this week, and I feel very confident that at least one will end up moving to the former house of another," said Armando Branchini, the vice chairman of the Italian luxury lobby Fondazione Altagamma, after the news broke.
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We saw this domino effect over a weekend of one platform banning him, and then another, and then another, and another, in very, very quick succession, and people might have assumed that we would just follow suit, but he didn't violate our terms of service.
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He said allowing generous terms or even a generous transition period to adapt to new terms was not an option as the EU would want to avoid a domino effect of other EU member states pulling out or cherry-picking rules beneficial to them.
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Even the Latin American right, for which the specter of a revolutionary domino effect was once sufficient grounds to perpetrate social cleansing, has come to see political isolation as a counterproductive strategy, undermining the very reforms the U.S. says it would like to see.
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As for the need to uplift black women, and all women of color, Dr. Ashley Farmer, assistant professor at Boston University and author of, Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed an Era, explained to VICE Impact that the advocacy has a domino effect.
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MUMBAI, Jan 7 (Reuters) - India's benchmark BSE index fell more than 2 percent on Thursday, hitting its lowest level in over one-and-a-half years after China accelerated the depreciation of the yuan, triggering a domino effect in global equity and currency markets.
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"If the majority of the bishops ask for it, then, I do think the pope will grant it," Reese said, suggesting there might be a sort of domino effect if that occurs, and that priest marriage could start locally before spreading to other regions.
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Along with a couple of stories before it, the Times' article kicked off a domino effect: its publication prompted popular members of the alt-right — including Paul Joseph Watson and Infowars — to amplify the meme to their audiences through YouTube videos, articles, and tweets.
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The decline had a domino effect for conservation: State wildlife agencies rely on license fees and excise taxes on guns, ammunition and hunting and fishing gear, and from 2011 to 2016, hunting expenditures in the US fell 29 percent from $36.3 billion to $25.6 billion.
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THE DOMINO EFFECT Freeing pink or blue balloons from a cardboard box or cutting into a Pinterest-inspired cake was never an option for this inventor dad, who was determined to make his second baby's gender reveal "epic" for his family, he told TODAY Parents.
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Read more: The Great Recession created a domino effect of financial struggles for millennials — here are 5 ways it shaped the generation"They are increasingly risk-averse with their money and seeking to get more value from the items or experiences they buy," he said.
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"If economic stimulus packages drive money away from clean energy investments by infusing fossil fuels industries with short-term capital while ignoring clean energy supply chains ... we could see a domino effect that would push us further away from our clean energy goals," she added.
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The first known case of a senator contracting the disease set off a domino effect throughout the chamber as colleagues tried to recall the last time they were in close contact with Paul, who was in the Capitol complex as recently as Sunday. Sen.
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Every single epidemic — be it the flu, cholera or even behavioral epidemics like drunken driving — is the result of a dynamic shift in one of these points of the epidemic triangle, which then causes a domino effect leading to a sudden explosion of new cases.
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States may not want to miss out on cannabis revenuesThe substantial amount of sales coming from neighboring states, Zuanic said, "should lend further credence to the domino effect thesis," or the idea that when one state legalizes, neighboring states may follow in its steps.
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Their statements in recent days have followed a pattern common in cases of alleged sexual assault or harassment by powerful men: Once enough women have spoken publicly, they set off a domino effect, in which many more women feel safe enough to come forward.
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"The policies of the Saudi regime will have a domino effect and they will be buried under the avalanche they have created," Brigadier General Hossein Salami, was quoted as saying by the Fars news agency on the sidelines of a ceremony held in Tehran to commemorate Nimr.
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" Wahler, now 29, told Entertainment Tonight that the fame that came from his time on Laguna Beach "ignited my addiction and things started to domino effect right before our own eyes, and before you knew it, it got out of control and I couldn't handle it.
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The news of Motörhead singer/bassist Lemmy Kilmister's death on December 28 last year shocked fans and seemed to kick off a domino effect of talent leaving the Mothership (shortly followed by Natalie Cole, David Bowie, Glenn Frey, Vanity and Prince, just to name a few).
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Here are six tips on how to navigate the gray area surrounding digital communication: It happens more than you think: an employee sends an egregious email to a colleague, which then initiates a domino effect of others chiming in, often with expletives or off-color remarks.
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His infamous VMAs interruption in 2009 started a domino effect of songs and music videos and falling out and making up, all culminating in Kim Kardashian West releasing video of Swift and West's "Famous" phone call on Snapchat, which sent the singer into hiding for a year.
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While there is no evidence to suggest this is happening, much less on a national, coordinated scale, a series of viral Facebook (FB) posts created a domino effect that led to the mayor of a major American city issuing a warning based on the unsubstantiated claims.
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They now receive a salary so paltry compared to what they got before that there's been something of a domino effect within the company's ranks, a report in the New York Post alleged on Monday, with "dozens" of New York City drivers quitting in recent months.
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The closing of mines "would have a domino effect in terms of jobs in the Jiu Valley, a domino that could only stop with the total collapse and depopulation of the region," three Romanian researchers, Florin Faur, Diana Marchis and Catalin Marian Nistor, wrote in 2017.
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" The married father of one previously told Entertainment Tonight that the fame that came from his time on Laguna Beach "ignited my addiction and things started to domino effect right before our own eyes, and before you knew it, it got out of control and I couldn't handle it.
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Any state intervention to help Monte dei Paschi would entail losses for the bank's subordinated bondholders in line with European bank crisis rules - something Renzi's government had desperately sought to avoid to stave off the risk of a run on deposits and a domino effect engulfing other lenders.
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For instance, Cosby openly admitted to giving Quaaludes to women he wanted to have sex with, and the unsealing had an apparent domino effect, with dozens of women subsequently coming forward to say they had similar experiences where they allegedly got drugged and assaulted by the former sitcom star.
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Official inquiries stated that the explosion was caused by poor management, as most superior officers weren't around that day, and a worker tried to remove a detonator from a live bomb with a brass chisel, which caused a spark that launched a massive domino effect across the facility.
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As soon as one person sends a meme there's a domino effect: Dozens of other concertgoers join in, passing memes to anyone with their AirDrop set to "everyone" and making for an oddly wonderful and communal meme-sharing experience that's less about trolling, and more about eliciting a laugh.
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While she, the show's true center of gravity, certainly had much to gain herself by extending production — and House of Cards would undoubtedly benefit from narrative closure — the domino effect of Wright's actions means extending job security for many others, too, even if only for one season more.
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Rather than looking at Storm Frank as the domino that set off a weakening of the polar vortex, he says, the storm itself should be seen as part of a domino effect originating in the heat being evaporated into the atmosphere from a hotter than average Pacific Ocean.
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Leaders in Europe have largely tried to avoid intervening in the referendum, though they have nearly universally urged British voters to remain, fearing a domino effect if Britain leaves, and a boost to populist parties that are growing in popularity, from Germany and the Netherlands to Greece and Spain.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi helped arrest a slide in Italian banking shares this month by persuading major financial institutions to create a 220 billion bank bailout fund to ensure Popolare di Vicenza can raise the capital it needs to stay afloat and prevent a domino-effect hitting weaker lenders.
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Generally, people often misjudge the trails they plan to take, which can lead to being out longer than you might expect and a subsequent domino effect of other problems, like running out of food, drinking water, or even becoming hypothermic if you don't have the correct gear, Lawhon said.
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It could come from a breakdown in a boiler room, a leak in the pipes that send steam to buildings or a failure in the vertical risers that carry heat up to homes — all of which can set off a domino effect and make the entire system collapse.
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Exposure to Turkey could affect European banks' bottom lines "and could have a domino effect throughout Europe as people begin to pull out of those banks and into the U.S. That's why we've seen a spike in the dollar," said Gregan Anderson, macroeconomic strategist at brokerage Bulltick LLC.
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But the tech slowdown of the late Cold War—where nearly every aircraft system completely computerized—triggered a withering domino effect: Defense programs slowed from years to decades, profit shifted predominantly to production and upkeep, and companies merged (and still merge) to diversify their portfolios to remain competitive.
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Pharmacists at half a dozen hospitals, from Utah to North Carolina, said in interviews that the fluid bag shortage had had a domino effect, leading to scarcities of a range of products as administrators race to stock up on the supplies they need to keep their hospitals running smoothly.
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For advocates of the eurozone — the group of European countries that use the euro as their national currency — this raises the haunting prospect of another Brexit scenario, as well as the specter of a domino effect in which other countries follow the UK and Italy's lead, and the eurozone breaks up.
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BDSM blogger Kitty Stryker first mentioned the site's failure to identify and ban users accused of assault and rape in 2011; her accusations set off a domino effect, with dozens complaining on the site's forums about sexual assault and repeated violations of preexisting safe words and boundaries by other users.
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Vera Luiza da Costa e Silva, head of the secretariat of the WHO's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, said there was already a "domino effect", with countries moving towards Australian-style rules and seeing them as a way towards the "endgame" with less than 5 percent of the population smoking.
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As America became enmeshed in the Vietnam war, and the fear of communism's possible domino effect across Asia took hold in the West, President Lyndon B. Johnson and his allies were happy to look away as more than a million alleged communists were tortured and killed, many of them Chinese Indonesians.
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In each case, families that were in Israel for more than two decades (and who had actually been married through the rabbinate) were summoned to "unJew" themselves because a new immigrant relative of theirs was unable to present to the rabbinate adequate certification of Jewishness, which created a domino effect.
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"The trade tension between the two world powers is bound to create a domino effect that will affect trade reactions and will be a reason for other developed countries to adopt protective measures against developing countries, including the ASEAN countries," Mahathir said, referring to the 10-nation Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
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And it's created a domino effect in the halls of Congress: Nearly two dozen members have decided to self-quarantine after potential exposure to the virus, including several who had close contact with Diaz-Balart and McAdams on the floor or in various gatherings on Friday before the House left for recess.
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IT IS A TOUGH CYCLE THEY'RE FACING TODAY I BELIEVE THINK THAT NECESSARILY SIGNALS WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A MAJOR CHALLENGE IN THE U.S COULD CREATE BANKING ISSUES FOR SOME OF THE MORE EXPOSED FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS I DON'T SEE A DOMINO EFFECT FROM THAT, CAUSING U.S. GROWTH TO, YOU KNOW, GO DOWN SHARPLY.
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When all of a sudden, folks that have been pouring in money to Facebook and any of these other apps that make them think that their ads are getting seen ... When somebody figures that out and a group of businesses pull out and then everybody does in a domino effect, it's gonna be a crash.
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" To reverse this potential domino effect, climate change needs to be combated on all fronts, the report says, with "collective human action" is required to steer us away from this potential threshold, including "decarbonization of the global economy, enhancement of biosphere carbon sinks, behavioral changes, technological innovations, new governance arrangements, and transformed social values.
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There's "Newton's Cradle," an executive desk toy with five gleaming ball bearings in an immobile tangle; "Plughole," a close-up video of water streaming into the six round holes in a stainless-steel drain, one after the other; and "Domino Effect," a line of roughly 4,600 black dominoes crossing the gallery floor face to face.
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Modak took 88 one-way flights to get to all 52 places, booking each leg only around two weeks in advance to avoid any sort of domino effect that could happen from one thing going wrongWhile he did have someone helping him with bookings and research, he said he preferred not to plan too much.
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According to RBC, "continuing down the path of the current elevated refinery run rate would intensify gasoline balances that are already downward spiraling and potentially kick off a domino effect in which a gasoline glut created in the East ultimately reverberates westward and results in an oil market led lower by an oversupply of refined product."
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It ignited my addiction and things started to domino effect right before our own eyes, and before you knew it, it got out of control and I couldn't handle it," he told ET. He shared that his addiction had a negative effect on his relationship with Lauren Conrad, explaining that he became a "totally different person.
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What animated this remarkable surge may have more to do with Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders than it does with Biden -- although Biden's unique strength in South Carolina and among black voters started the domino effect, pushing moderate rivals Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar out of the race ahead of the first multi-state primary wave.
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Men may lack that awareness as well, but there is a specific domino effect here that has an impact on women: The dearth of women in asset management means there are very few role models for young women, which means there are few connections to bring women into these roles, which perpetuates a lack of visibility.
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"Mostly it was a change in instrumentation and arrangement, but as soon as you start to change the sound sources you start to change the hierarchies of melodies and harmonies and then a bit of a domino effect kind of happens where certain things need to be altered to accommodate the new sounds, the new feeling, the new scope," Stetson explains.
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DOMINIC CUMMINGS: Structures for trading and co-operating outside the current Brussels system, because the worst possible thing would be a sudden collapse of various parts of the EU project, possibly precipitated by the victory of fascist or semi-fascist parties in parts of Europe which then pull a country out of the Euro triggering some kind of systemic domino effect.
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The domino effect since the Russian hacking revelations—starting with national security advisor Michael Flynn's firing, then Comey's, and now the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller—have not only forced Republicans to double-down on their anti-Russia rhetoric, but have even forced the president to abandon any hopes for a Russian reset, for fear of corroborating the collusion narrative.
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Soon after that, things grew worse for LeEco, leading to a domino effect: The company stopped its electric car manufacturing plant in Nevada; revealed its plan to sell the company's Silicon Valley headquarters and cut hundreds of jobs; and cancelled its purchase of U.S. TV maker Vizio, resulting in the latter filing a $100 million lawsuit over a buyer-termination fee.
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If Bloomberg is the biggest winner coming out of Monday night's imbroglio in the heartland, clearly the night's biggest loser is Bernie Sanders, who was widely expected to come out on top in Iowa, giving him the tailwinds needed to sweep New Hampshire and Nevada by creating "a domino effect," as Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota predicted at a recent Sanders campaign event.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas), the Senate's No. 28503 Republican, pushed back against suggestions that delaying healthcare would have a domino effect, arguing lawmakers can walk and chew gum at the same time.
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"This creates a domino effect in emerging markets and China in particular, leading people globally to look for alternative forms of currencies and payment systems not tied to central banks that have exhausted monetary policies or crony governments that are in full financial repression mode nor transaction systems that are long overdue for a revolution," Steen Jakobsen, chief economist at Saxo Bank, wrote in a note.
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Heitkamp broke with her party to vote for former CIA Director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE to become secretary of State last month — effectively setting off a domino effect where other Democrats also came out in favor of him.
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He admitted having sex with her, but said it was consensual—yet the accusation set off a domino effect of public revelations about Bakker's sexual proclivities and white collar crimes, leading to him being stripped of his company, publicly humiliated, and eventually sentenced to 45 years in prison (he served five) for a series of profoundly shady fundraising tactics used to bankroll his lifestyle and pay off Hahn.
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As Anna North wrote here at Vox, when one woman comes forward with a story of sexual assault, she inspires a domino effect: More women feel that it is safe to come forward with their own stories, so what started out as a case built around Ashley Judd and a few other women saying on the record that Weinstein harassed them became a case with dozens of accusers.
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The stalemate essentially results from dilemmas on either side: Whoever speaks for Britain wants to be seen to honor the referendum result and also get the best possible EU trade deal, which it is unlikely can be negotiated in just two years; the EU is anxious for minimum economic disruption, which implies a fast move to a new deal with Britain but fears conceding anything new to London will trigger a domino effect wrecking the whole Union.
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However, by authorizing the pullout of some 1,000 U.S. military troops from Northern Syria, President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE risks triggering a geopolitical domino effect that is highly likely to hurt American and allied interests in the long run — even with the Syrian oil fields in U.S. hands, for now.
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An investment chief who oversees $65 billion, refuses to watch CNBC, and doesn&apost have a Bloomberg terminal shares the books and podcasts he &aposcan&apost praise enough&aposA clinical psychologist explains how 4 biases are hurting your stock-picking abilities — and shares his best advice for conquering themThe global chief investment strategist at $6.8 trillion BlackRock told us his 2 favorite trades to profit from a major shift that&aposs happening as recession fears fade awayBANK OF AMERICA: WeWork and other IPO disasters could start a domino effect that sends US stocks tumbling.
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Read more on NBA free agency: Some in the NBA reportedly think the Raptors are now the favorites to re-sign Kawhi Leonard, and it could fuel a rising trend in the NBA LeBron James teased a change to his jersey number on Twitter, and some fans think it's a hint that the Lakers will sign Kawhi Leonard The Celtics are reportedly close to landing All-Star Kemba Walker, and it would create a domino effect across NBA free agency The 17 biggest questions facing teams as we head into what could be the wildest NBA summer of free agency in years
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