Brieux's works formed part of the repertory of the famed Théâtre-Libre of André Antoine, which had a far-reaching effect on the spread of the new naturalist drama.
The rapid pace of social and technological innovation has had a far-reaching effect on all aspects of life, including the workplace.
In January 2004, the Comptroller of the Currency, the agency responsible for regulating national banks, issued two rule changes that had a far-reaching effect on the ability of state banking regulators and law enforcement to pursue violations of state law by large banks and their subsidiaries.
Thus, establishing an optimal design chain partner combination has received significant attention because it has a far-reaching effect on the results of product development.
Facebook users ages 18 to 34 have, on average, more than 300 friends — which means the range of influence that green-company advocates may have on their social circles can have a far-reaching effect on consumers' perception of a company or brand, O'Donnell said.
Her energetic involvement had a far-reaching effect on the Library and the millions of people it serves.
A more far-reaching effect of the 1879 constitution was to recognize the University as a constitutional entity and to confer upon the Board of Regents status as a constitutional corporation.
"Our aim with the Festschrift was to celebrate a part of David's legacy and impact on the field that is perhaps less immediately obvious just from looking at his own research output: the far-reaching effect of his tireless mentorship as a teacher and adviser," Halpert said.
It's hard to exaggerate the far-reaching effect of Title IX on American society.
The companies joined leading technologists, digital rights campaigners and civil libertarians, and the husband of one of the San Bernardino terror attack victims, to warn of the far-reaching effect of making mobile communications and potentially the entire internet less secure.
The most far-reaching effect of Trump's language may be the one that is easiest to dismiss as just rhetoric: the gradual normalization of talk about nuclear weapons.
