The phrase "a far reaching effect" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has a significant impact or consequence that can extend over a wide area or for a long period of time. Example: The new policy had a far reaching effect on the company, leading to increased profits and improved employee satisfaction.
In the long run, the impact of such a change could have a more far reaching effect than the victories in courts and in state governments".
Against this background, imagining that human intervention on the trivial scale offered by pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, could have any serious or far reaching effect on human population, is anxiety too far.
In line with the Granger results, the Toda-Yamamoto tests suggest that Vietnam has the most far reaching effect on other international rice prices as the results in Table 3 suggest that Vietnamese prices transmit to all four of the other prices included in the analysis.
The choices we will make as Americans when we vote this November will have far reaching effect.
Epigenetic interference with the expression of these transcription factors has the potential for far reaching effects during a time of developmental plasticity.
Coupled with the fact that these factors play an important role in child development and have far reaching effects into adulthood [ 1, 75, 76], this issue should raise awareness and promote action in child advocacy at the level of health professionals, as well as policy.
Ca2+ is able to exert such far reaching effects due to the existence of a diverse complement of dedicated Ca2+-sensing proteins each of which exhibits unique Ca2+-binding properties coupled to specific patterns of tissue and cellular expression [2].
A previous version of this article stated that termite mounds have far reaching effects on large animals such as elephants and cheetahs.
