Sentence examples similar to far reaching cases from inspiring English sources

"This case had far reaching implications for the tobacco industry particularly from a monetary standpoint," A.G. Edwards said, "and therefore we consider this hugely positive development for the industry as more than just another trial win".

This ambiguity has far reaching consequences, especially in the case of global public health surveillance.

It shows that an intuitively plausible way of dealing with propositions that should no longer be derivable as a result of reasoning by cases, can have far reaching consequences.

Our study shows that Mexican patients with PHPT have the highest prevalence of MS reported so far, reaching a staggering 60% of the cases.

But the Chrysler case could have far reaching implications.

For clinical decisionmaking, the framework was tested by a panel of pediatric endocrinologists and other Canadian stakeholders using growth hormone for Turner syndrome as a complex case study with far reaching ethical issues; this study led to further development of the framework and explicit integration of ethical and system-related criteria into the decision process [ 22].

In some cases this can have far reaching economic significance such as the costs of replacement, the costs from machine downtime and lost production.

Surprisingly, where the liberal Reinhardt's opinion was narrow, the conservative White's opinion in the DOMA case was broad and far reaching.

To illustrate this, in most cases there is not a far reaching consensus in the clinical setting regarding dosing parameters, (including frequency of administration).

Meanwhile, professionals – who may only be exposed to this type of case once or twice in their career – make far reaching decisions about children's futures.

Ice, In Case of Emergency is a simple idea that has some far reaching consequences.