Sentence examples for a sweeping effect on from inspiring English sources

When the court rules later this year, its answer could have a sweeping effect on one of the largest segments of the nation's economy and an industry that touches the wallets of nearly every American.

The rule arguably is meant to offer consumers a better App Store filled with well-built, quality apps, but it will have a sweeping effect on small businesses and their ability to compete with larger entities.

But, if true, Lohse's account could have a sweeping effect on the way college administrations view their Greek systems.

In addition to the individual burdens of accessing health care without insurance, injecting millions of uninsured people into the health care system would have a sweeping effect on both the system and on public health outcomes, doctors and health experts say.

In fact, Mr. Chai opts to have one row on each side removed, because he likes to give the clothes a "sweeping effect," Ms. Steele said.

But it was the wording of the ruling that could have a sweeping effect.

In Marchetti the imposition of use-restrictions on information obtained as a result of compliance with the federal wagering tax would have had a much more sweeping effect on state law enforcement than would the imposition of such restrictions here.

But the strike is among the biggest crises he's faced, both in its sweeping effect on the city and the thorniness of its resolution.

This health crisis has morphed into a humanitarian crisis with sweeping effects on daily lives and economies.

The sometimes vague language of the initiatives and measures masks what would be the "sweeping effects on access to health care," says Alexa Kolbi-Molinas, a staff lawyer for the A.C.L.U.'s Reproductive Freedom Project.

Perhaps the most sweeping effects on American research have come in Jordan, which until recently had offered one of the friendliest work environments.