Sentence examples for had far reaching consequences from inspiring English sources
"We both knew this meeting had far reaching consequences.
The ability to use metals like bronze and iron, the know-how required for agriculture and the developments that led to long distance seafaring are all examples of technological change that had far reaching consequences on how societies were organized.
The horsemeat scare has had far reaching consequences across Europe.
The number of books at home at early age, that captures parental education, income and attitude towards education, has been shown to have far reaching consequences on returns to education and consequently on school choice (see Brunello et al. 2017).
Even the seemingly mundane can have far reaching consequences, particularly where sensitive PII is involved.
The report says that such a development would have far reaching consequences for the economy and living standards in Britain.
Scrapping the default retirement age (DRA) could have far reaching consequences for many people's financial planning, experts cautioned today.
But this package has taken years to put together and will have far reaching consequences for the future of workers in the NHS.
This kind of friction has far reaching consequences, making it hard for smaller mobile platforms to compete and hard for businesses to support all their potential users.
It may not have been headline news, but the official launch of the European External Action Service (EEAS) on 1 December has far reaching consequences for the EU and the way it acts in the world, not least on international development.
Putting the battle on the Lebanese border in a wider context, he said: "We need to recognise the fundamental nature of the struggle in the region which has far reaching consequences far beyond the region and even in countries like our own.
