Sentence examples for have wider impact from inspiring English sources
Tiny bits of plastic rubbish ingested by marine worms is significantly harming their health and will have wider impact on ocean ecosystems, scientists have found.
Jane Wettach of the Duke University Children's Law Clinic, who argued the girls' case along with Legal Aid of North Carolina, called the decision a victory that could have wider impact.
The vitamin case, though, could have wider impact.
It may also have wider impact on parents' subjective cognition, social attitudes, and such.
Considering how this education is delivered can also have wider impact on the community.
For example, some factors may protect against specific risks (e.g., good language skills in girls diminishing the impact of atypical social interaction) whilst others may have wider impact (e.g., executive functioning, Johnson, 2012).
A changing climate is also likely to have wider impacts, affecting farming behaviour [35], [36] and land suitability for different farming practices.
Other research has found that individual studies from a range of research types, including basic, applied, and clinical research, can have wider impacts (outside of research settings) [ 9, 21, 29].
Much of his work remained unpublished during his lifetime and did not have wide impact until the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when a number of his conclusions were arrived at independently.
