flow-on

adjective

1. an Austral and NZ variant of knock-on

Example Sentences

"No reopening boosts have faded as quickly as in China," said the analysts, headed by economist Hui Shan, citing the property downturn and its flow-on effects as the main reason.

From Reuters

So if you’re lost an echidna from a particular habitat, that would have bad flow-on effects for that environment.

From Slate

Conducted from May 5-10, the Indikator survey said the decline in Jokowi's approval was largely related to the rising cost of cooking oil and flow-on inflationary effect, and the gap between policy expectations and realities on the ground, after the export ban failed to see prices drop significantly after the decision.

From Reuters

"The backlog of containers waiting to be unloaded has had a flow-on effect to the repositioning of empty containers back to export-oriented markets in Asia and other parts of the world. This further compounds the delays in getting products onto shelves in stores."

From BBC

Just 4% of Australia's exports directly go to Europe, but such a tax, if passed, will likely create flow-on costs for Australia's resource sales to China and other major Asian markets.

From BBC