Sentence examples for A far-reaching concept from inspiring English sources

Not less important than the financial issue in the definition of the background section, the need for a smart and, as a synonym for a far-reaching concept, a sustainable city was mentioned.

Justice is a far-reaching concept that more physicians need to embrace.

For many respondents, this possibility of 'wiggle room' in CS seemed to distinguish the practice from euthanasia where, at least for the physician, certain dimensions of closeness are much more difficult to deny or reduce (although some who invoke a far-reaching concept of self-determination by the patient would perhaps displace responsibility to the patient entirely).

From this approach came Leonardo's far-reaching concept of a "science of painting".

The final straw was the sudden appearance at the top of the charts by another far-reaching concept album: Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, by arch-rivals the Beatles.

The panel, chaired by aerospace engineer Robert Braun of Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, determined that NIAC's program was effective, that NASA has nothing comparable, and that the agency needs an organization to provide "visionary, far-reaching concepts".

It opens up the possibility of solving the riddle of Dark Matter, finding evidence of a far-reaching cosmic concept known as "supersymmetry", and even discovering signs of extra hidden dimensions that help explain the mystery of gravity.

This paper shows that such technologies, based on the electrical effects of chemical reactions taking place in containers, had a far-reaching impact on the concept of the biological cell.

During 1995 1996, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) conducted a far-reaching reexamination of the technologies, systems concepts and terrestrial markets that might be involved in future space solar power (SSP) systems.

It is a far-reaching decision.

Constantine's conversion to Christianity had a far-reaching effect.