Sentence examples for had wide implications from inspiring English sources

His victory had wide implications for the industry, and the fight made Ford a popular hero.

This finding had wide implications for climate science and the details remain hotly debated today.

Newsom-Davis's extensive analyses of myasthenia and related diseases established these disorders as prototype auto-immune conditions, and hence his work had wide implications right across biology and medicine.

The suit, which clarified that public figures could not recover damages for offensive parodies, had wide implications for the media — which is why Mr. Flynt thinks he has trounced Hugh Hefner, the Playboy founder, in terms of legacy.

Nikita Khrushchev's speech, On the Personality Cult and its Consequences, had wide implications for the Soviet Union and other Communist countries as well.

Nikita Khrushchev's speech On the Personality Cult and its Consequences had wide implications outside the Soviet Union and in other communist countries.

It had wider implications too.

O'Grady said the Grangemouth dispute had wider implications for trade unions.

On Friday Albanese suggested the incident had wider implications for Coalition policy uncertainty.

Most Sri Lanka Freedom Party members did not back Sirisena's candidacy, but profound divisions could have had wider implications.

But it was my agent who saw that this phrase had wider implications for the entire novel.