Sentence examples for far-reaching statement from inspiring English sources
It was a far-reaching statement from the largest Jewish denomination in North America, she added.
Referring to the Citadel, the military academy that appears repeatedly in his work, he says, "I've ended up writing about my college as much as any writer in American history". That's one far-reaching statement.
But refusing to do so is in itself a far-reaching statement – it says the huge price being paid by civilians in Gaza, many of them children, must be censored". Aid agencies said on Wednesday that a child had been killed in Gaza on average every hour for the preceding two days, and more than 70,000 children had been forced to flee their homes.
Unlike the more character-driven "Playtest," eXistenZ is a dense, far-reaching statement about biology, technology, and consciousness, asking whether our true identity can be found in the characters we pretend to be.
With that far-reaching statement, and by means of explaining my thought process, here is why publishing, as the kids say, needs to man up and change itself quickly.
Estate planners noted the Fifth Circuit did not address far-reaching statements made by a tax court judge, Mary Ann Cohen, about a part of section 2036a in the tax court's Strangi opinion.
THE mind of the gnostic is ever with us; it delights in founding the most far-reaching statements upon a basis of facts and dogmas which may or may not be true, but the relevance of which to the conclusion escapes the ordinary intellect.
It looks as if we're about to see how profound and far-reaching this statement really was.
"Activities on the ground continue to negatively affect Palestinians and the impact of these actions are far-reaching," said a statement from the Palestinian Society for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment.
In a policy statement with far-reaching implications, the administration has informed states that, to comply with the court ruling, they will almost certainly have to provide more medical and social services and shift more people out of institutions and into small group homes or apartments.
From the perspective of comparative philosophy, this statement is of far-reaching significance.
