Sentence examples for broad effect from inspiring English sources

This suggests its broad effect on the ribosome architecture.

This makes sense, of course, given the broad effect education has in a modern society.

But the chains already help determine which new works receive the most attention, with a broad effect on popular culture.

But Mr. Devine, the former C.I.A. official, says the drive to stop terrorists from using the financial system could begin to have a broad effect.

The official said the road ban would have a broad effect because it would make logging and other activities extremely difficult.

"The possibility that something might be happening with Lehman is helping stabilize things, since one firm's state can have a broad effect on the entire market".

The pattern of inheritance suggested that a single defective gene was at work, even though it seemed strange that a single gene could have such a broad effect.

The broad effect of both methods is that lending to other banks will require more than twice as much capital as now.

The justices seemed most concerned with the broad effect that a ruling for either side would have on any organization that deems a particular exclusivity central to its identity, like a social group.

"If the find can be translated to animals, it will be very important," Dr. Prolla said, because it would provide "a starting point in the design of drugs which would have a broad effect on human health, including cancer".

The broad effect and stigma caused by the lies and cover up of this tragedy have had a profound impact on the families, the survivors and the wider community that will be hard still to lose.