snowball effect

However, after he got one or two people on board support increased in a snowball effect.

When that happens, and things start to go south, you get a snowball effect.

Also, entitlements like these always seem to have a snowball effect.

That he said, will hurt the economy, and have a snowball effect on many stock prices.

Bank failures are on the increase and, as we know, they create a snowball effect.

It was enough to start the snowball effect that has ballooned into what we have today.

I knew I wanted it to have a snowball effect with the story.

The snowball effect helps to explain why so many people in such an array of places have taken part.

"More fax users make for a snowball effect," he says.

Part of the answer involves a kind of snowball effect.

Maybe this will be the snowball effect we need to get on with metric - a great idea for the millennium.

He has a name for this syndrome, the Snowball Effect.

It is our task to stop this snowball effect by making clear, political statements against the violation of human rights.

"We started finishing our shots and it had a snowball effect.

"It just has a snowball effect," one observer told a Scottish newspaper.

This snowball effect eventually overwhelmed the band with demands for their new record.

Temporary, because I am convinced that once women become more visible in politics, this will have a snowball effect.

It was a situation that could quickly set in motion a snowball effect of disastrous proportions.

In true progressive disclosure, one would attempt to trigger a Snowball effect.

But he added: "I don't think it will have a snowball effect.

The goal is to create a snowball effect.

"It's kind of like a snowball effect," he said.

"Sometimes it's a snowball effect: one or two patients sue, and suddenly everyone tries to get into the act.

If there are significant defections, it could start a snowball effect for Kiel.

They feared a "snowball effect," in that if one tributary left, others might follow.