Sentence examples for have wider implications from inspiring English sources

But Zivotofsky could have wider implications.

The results have wider implications, though.

And do you think the vote will have wider implications?

The problems with Venezuela's economy have wider implications.

The outcome of the election could also have wider implications.

The battle for control of Bumi could have wider implications.

(This reasoning means that Windsor will likely have wider implications; Richard Socarides explains).

The counterfeiting industry can have wider implications for trade than the rest of these infractions.

But the CBI said enhanced powers to investigate alleged breaches of the data protection rules would have wider implications.

"We think that the flexibility and perks we offer have wider implications for building a positive company culture," says Cockerton.

Sports sponsorship experts warned that the ongoing focus on the issue could have wider implications for cricket.