Sentence examples for any broad impact on from inspiring English sources

This, however, is unlikely to have any broad impact on the economy, because the Fed lacks the power to address the most important issues weighing on growth, including a lack of demand from gloomy consumers, high levels of debt throughout the economy and the depressed condition of the housing market.

"He liked the idea of being able to have a broad impact on organizations," said Peter Costello, a communications professor at Adelphi and one of his six children.

She had one goal in mind: to use the law to have a broad impact on equal opportunities in the workplace.

It could have a broad impact on the government's investigations abroad, particularly in terrorism cases.

These studies will have a broad impact on novel heat-sensing devices and chemical detection systems.

A compound that helps cells produce normal proteins from wonky genes could have a broad impact on genetic diseases.

To have a broad impact on crops, then, it isn't enough to improve only maize — that would be culturally unacceptable in countries that depend on cassava.

If the technology spread to all of them in a cost-effective way, many say, it could have a broad impact on the coal industry.

• To the Editor: The adoption by M.I.T. and other universities of better ways of teaching physics could have a broad impact on science teaching in high schools.

Lahiri was the recipient of this year's "BoBi" award, given to an author whose work has had a broad impact on literature.

"You face the uncertainty about a war with Iraq, with all the implications that holds for energy prices and a broad impact on the economy.