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a ripple effect

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a ripple effect
if something has a ripple effect, it affects something else, which then affects other things Court rulings often have a ripple effect, spreading into areas of law that weren't part of the original cases.
See also: effect, ripple


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Your take-away: The service you provide to clients creates a ripple effect that can build up or tear down all the hard work you've invested.
Every choice we make creates a ripple effect on our lives and those of others round about us.
But the investment will also create a ripple effect, providing opportunities for firms involved in the job of revamping and constructing new stations.
 
 
 
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