Sentence examples similar to far reaching more likely from inspiring English sources

As the former attorney general Ed Meese stated: "No president exercises any power more far-reaching, more likely to influence his legacy, than the selection of federal judges".

First, the most far reaching innovative approaches to extending connections are more likely to come from communities, public authorities and political activity than from MNCs.

And the problem may be even more far reaching.

Insulin therapy in the newborn could also have more far reaching benefits.

Reform needs to be more enveloping and far reaching.

Apparently people are far more likely to reach out to both men and women who use full-body shots.

Selection for any one of these QTL is likely to have far reaching consequences on plant fitness.

On Sunday, as Burmese head to the polls (or more likely stay indoors, in an opposition inspired boycott) a far reaching decision by the main opposition party, the National League for Democracy has gone largely unheralded.

In the meantime, reaching about 100,000 people seems far more likely, which would yield less than $20 million annually, even before Apple gets a cut.

We may know in an intellectual way that a dark blob coming out of a pocket is as likely to be a cell phone or a wallet as to be a gun and that reaching for a waistband is far more likely to be about holding ones pants up that going for a weapon.

By the time you reach high school, you're far more likely to have been suspended or expelled.