Sentence examples for broad effect on from inspiring English sources

"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".

This suggests its broad effect on the ribosome architecture.

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

Inhibition of HDACs has thus a broad effect on chromatin architecture, and possibly on protein function, and multiple effects on cell growth.

"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".

After the Crash of 1987, there were some immediate forecasts of gloom and doom, but many in the city pooh-poohed the notion that Wall Street's troubles would have a broad effect on most New Yorkers.

Natural melanocortin peptides exert broad effects on the host and they have remarkable therapeutic potential.

It appears to me that it would have very broad effects at the global level on many things and it would have very broad effects on bilateral issues and issues on the Latin American agenda.

They have broad effects on American menus, shaping school lunches, guiding advertisers, and serve as a touchstone for reams of diet advice.

"The types of healthy bacteria in the gut differ in babies born by caesarean and vaginal delivery, which can have broad effects on health," he said.

The F.C.C.'s decision, which probably will not be final for about a year, will have broad effects on consumers and companies.