Sentence examples for more widespread effect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more important, Japan agreed to reconsider its methods of setting the fees paid by N.T.T.'s competitors to use its network, which should have a more widespread effect on reducing fees and enhancing competition in 2002 and thereafter.

But are they capable of having a more widespread effect, or will they meet the admirable but more subdued fate of dozens of bands, from the Afghan Whigs to Pavement and Sleater-Kinney, who managed to become critical favorites without doing much to change the face of popular music?

As the N.F.L. confronts a raft of lawsuits brought by thousands of former players who accuse the league of hiding information about the dangers of concussions, a less visible battle that may have a more widespread effect in the sport is unfolding between the league and 32 of its current and former insurers.

Importantly, differences in assemblage structure (e.g. differences in total abundances) between habitats across the latitudinal gradient were especially accentuated on the in-shore reefs compared with the off-shore reefs, where a general amelioration of differences between habitats was observed, probably associated with a more widespread effect of stronger wave forces across habitats.

These observations suggest a more widespread effect of calcineurin inhibitors on both innate as well as adaptive immune responses.

Intriguingly, the whole mutation spectrum was increased, not only at CpG sites, suggesting that truncated MBD4 has a more widespread effect on genomic stability.

"However, the increased blood flow should have more widespread effects on brain function.

The issue of graduating out of the system at 18, the issue of having role models to follow, the issue of 'I know where I belong.' " Ms. Cockerton believes the model may also have more widespread effects.

Listening to music also lights up other areas of the brain in fact, almost no brain center is left untouched suggesting more widespread effects and potential uses for music.

A large eruption would have more widespread effects, including the potential closure of Bogotá's airport due to ashfall.

But the insidious and more widespread effects of these statutes are the homophobia they license in the name of religion and the closeting tactics gay men and lesbians will surely adopt in response.