Sentence examples for far more sweeping from inspiring English sources

It is far more sweeping than its title suggests.

Some influential Jordanians are calling for far more sweeping changes than the king is offering.

But Microsoft's charges are far more sweeping and involve many more people.

This time, the changes are far more sweeping, and less predictable.

Obama has proposed far more sweeping changes to find that they have gone nowhere.

The far more sweeping task, though, is the identification of the victims.

The large sequence space that surrounds both polymerases and promoters has so far prevented more sweeping searches for more diverse variants.

Minus the cheesy dialogue, a cheesy blockbuster turns into something far grander and more sweeping, almost like opera.

There were trees everywhere, these beautiful green creations that you never really paid much attention to, just walked past; you registered them but they made no great impression on you in the way that dogs or cats did, but they were actually, if you lent the matter some thought, present in a far more breathtaking and sweeping way.

"That, to me, suggests that they are sweeping far more broadly than they need to to address the intentional discrimination under the Fifteenth Amendment" — which guarantees the right to vote regardless of race.

A YEAR after East Asia suffered through an outbreak of SARS, another and potentially far more deadly disease is sweeping the region: the A(H5N1) strain of avian influenza.