Sentence examples for far wider impact from inspiring English sources

And that would be a pity, Arab reformists everywhere say, because home-grown reform would have a far wider impact than any imposed by the Americans in Iraq.

This imagined historical melodrama has had a far wider impact than Woolf could have foreseen or that any Judith Shakespeare could have dreamed of.

But the cash deliveries to Mr. Karzai's office are of a different magnitude with a far wider impact, helping the palace finance the vast patronage networks that Mr. Karzai has used to build his power base.

Yet shady actions can have far wider impact across the industry than is generally realized.

Now, he and colleagues have shown that the CD47-blocking antibody may have a far wider impact than just blood cancers.

Dan was left in "complete and utter disbelief" at the council hearing where it was decided to revoke the club's licence which he believes will have a far wider impact.

The thing is, a lack of trust has far wider organizational impacts.

If France embraces the far right, the wider impact will be far more serious than it was with, say, Hungary's illiberal slide.

Other producers, however, insist Hyslop's and Archer's complaints disregard far wider, more positive impacts on Scotland from the BBC's spending, which has seen the number of "network hours" made in Scotland increase from 323 a decade ago to 944 in 2014-15.

The minister said new research on wind turbines would make a far wider assessment of their impact on the rural landscape and property prices.

While the British tabloid press has focused on the impact this is having on holidaymakers ("We won't be coming back if it's like a refugee camp again next year," one disgruntled tourist said), the wider impact is far worse.