Sentence examples for far broader implications from inspiring English sources

But he said the case has far broader implications than the issue of sexual orientation.

Mr. Cuomo's proposal would have far broader implications, affecting school districts across the state.

But it has far broader implications for city government (that $4 billion got taxed at the highest rate) and for a lot of people whose jobs are far from Wall Street.

While the work may seem tedious, especially for an insect whose adult life as a winged butterfly spans a mere 10 days, the study of this tiny creature has far broader implications.

The result of the case will have far broader implications for the many startups and Web 2.0 companies operating in California, with many sites having to factor access into their services and sites or risk the prospect of legal sanctions.

But he emphasized that if it has the same goal as ENDA -- which it does, except that ENDA has far broader implications -- he supports it.

That contains the question with far broader political implications: If China's economy slows, how will China's much-discussed "Internet generation" apportion the blame?

"This could have implications far broader than cotton," said Brink Lindsey, director of the Center for Trade Policy Studies at the libertarian Cato Institute in Washington.

The implications for global campaigners are far broader.

There are broader implications.

But it has broader implications.