Sentence examples for far-reaching it from inspiring English sources

But, he said, "if it's too far-reaching, it would prevent the bill from passing the Senate".

Of all the implications of the new theory of pain, this one seems to be the oddest and the most far-reaching: it has made pain political.

Whatever the legal nuances of the decision — and lawyers were battling about how far-reaching it would prove to be — the decision reverberated throughout political circles, from the presidential campaign to state legislatures.

Next year the relaxation of number control will be more far-reaching - it is being extended to students achieving grades of ABB or higher, affecting one in three entrants or around 120,000 people.

But this cynical private eye also has a streak of integrity (and a need for cash) that compels him to take up the cause of a client who was murdered when he tried to expose a case of drug piracy so far-reaching it could bring down the government.

Though their music is almost never played on commercial radio, and for good reason -- like Sex Pistols music, it is so strong, so quick and far-reaching, it makes nearly everything that today might surround it on the radio feel cowardly -- their albums now sell about 100,000 copies: a figure, Ms. Brownstein said as Ms. Weiss and Ms. Tucker nodded in agreement, that "seems like so much.

The White House's retreat got big headlines, but it was less far-reaching than it may appear.

Its potential could be far-reaching, yet it is also unclear how exactly it will be implemented.

When a GP is killed in a local park, it opens up a case more far-reaching than it at first appears.

Mica and other House Republicans said they think the NMB rules change was "far-reaching" and it "falls under purview of Congress" to reverse it.

It is not going to disappear as an issue and, until there is far-reaching reform, it does not deserve to.