Sentence examples for immense reach from inspiring English sources

Google's services have immense reach.

But what is valuable about this British Art Show – apart from the individual artists, and the show's immense reach through four cities, 11 venues and more than 12 months of national touring – is precisely that it breaks the chain.

Despite the immense reach of Rupert Murdoch's media holdings in Britain – which will grow still greater following the government's nod today for News Corp to acquire BSkyB – he is not regarded as a demon figure by the British public.

But the immense reach of platforms like Facebook has undoubtedly magnified the impact: according to a Pew Research Center study published last year, 45percentt of American adults now get at least some of their news from Facebook.

According to Microsoft, the goal of this collaboration was to "create something that would leverage the immense reach of the web without compromising the beauty, richness and performance of an app".

As I speak to mobile operators and handset manufacturers about the CloudMade business, it's clear that most of the players understand the value of their immense reach, and want to pick long-term partners with whom they can build a franchise in local search, local advertising and local geo services.

Feats of Navigation As far as we know, the first settlers reached these islands 1,500 years ago, sailing across immense reaches of the Pacific from the Marquesas Islands in twin-hulled canoes.

Bernie Tershy, a conservation biologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a co-founder of Conservation Metrics, points out that California has immense reaches of plausible grizzly habitat, public sentiment that favors wildlife conservation and a robust technology industry.

No matter what the outcome of this attempt, the impact of this moment of rupture of Turley's will be immense, reaching far beyond its borders.

Here's Paul Hayward in the Sunday Telegraph: "Today's megastars have immense commercial reach.

The benefits of being able to 'dial-up' any molecule will be immense, and reach far beyond the traditional chemistry end-users (e.g. the pharma industry).