Sentence examples for far ranging implications from inspiring English sources

The hope is that these simple circuits are the vanguards of more complex ones with far ranging implications to biotechnology and medicine bringing to fruition the promise of synthetic biology.

Do not fight glock from far ranged.

That we can so readily distort what happened in the past has far-ranging implications.

But the word virtue (aretē) implied both success in living and the qualities necessary for achieving such success, and the claim that aretē could be taught by the kind of teaching that the Sophists offered had far-ranging implications.

"This is a very, very serious development and it will have very far-ranging implications".

The question of the place of the Timaeus relative to the other dialogues has given rise to an acrimonious but nevertheless fruitful debate, with far-ranging implications for our assessment of Plato's philosophy.

Although he was referring to the church's stance on marriage and divorce, his message has far-ranging implications and builds a bridge between the land of religion and the land of psychology.

Most interestingly, different mature fibril morphologies may result in different neurotoxic properties, a finding of general importance with far-ranging implications.

Defeats all ranged weapons from far range.

Contributions so far have ranged from $25 to $10,000.

Equally, however, they can have far wider implications as well.