Sentence examples for far reaching new from inspiring English sources
She is leading 100 Year Starship (100YSS), a bold, far reaching new initiative to assure the capabilities exist for human travel beyond our solar system to another star within the next 100 years.
Far from reaching new audiences, the majority of Moocs students – over 70% in FutureLearn's case – already have degrees.
Such proximity can have its downsides — I mentioned some of them in a post after the Paris terrorist attacks — but, in terms of reaching new and far-flung readers, the shrinking of our planet is a delight.
Such proximity can have its downsides—I mentioned some of them in a post after the Paris terrorist attacks but, in terms of reaching new and far-flung readers, the shrinking of our planet is a delight.
But so far, he has had more success levying tariffs than reaching new trade deals.
Quite something if one takes into account the 'horizontal' and far reaching effects of the new rules, affecting the information position of almost any public sector body across Europe.
Lambeth Council is preparing a new, far reaching redress scheme for survivors of historical abuse in the borough.
The social change predicted by modernist discourse was dramatic, far reaching and technology driven: new technologies would not merely enhance current approaches to supporting people in their homes; they would fundamentally alter them.
These topological phases are a manifestation of some new principles, with far reaching consequences.
As a result, we obtain a far reaching strengthening as well as a new proof of the well-known theorem of Woods that the isomorphism problem for ITPFI factors is not smooth.
