Sentence examples for have broad effects from inspiring English sources
Environmentalists said action in California could have broad effects.
Both agreements should have broad effects, analysts and lawyers say.
"The types of healthy bacteria in the gut differ in babies born by caesarean and vaginal delivery, which can have broad effects on health," he said.
The F.C.C.'s decision, which probably will not be final for about a year, will have broad effects on consumers and companies.
Similarly, in rodent and primate trials, antidepressants have broad effects on both healthy animals and animals with conditions that resemble mood disruptions in humans.
The good news for Mr. Obama is that if the decline has been broad-based, an improvement in his numbers would probably have broad effects, too, particularly if it is driven by improved economic fundamentals.
While the spotlight is on Mr. Solomon at the moment, people inside the agency and out expect that attention will soon move to the five-member board, whose decisions often have broad effect, much like court precedents.
We have investigated whether candidate genes for RD and SLI affect specific cognitive traits or have broad effect on cognition.
One particular area of interest is the microRNAs which can have broad effect on downstream signaling pathways.
It will make the Japanese resist Chinese efforts to get control of the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands even more, he said, and it will have broader effects.
