Sentence examples for much broader effect from inspiring English sources

"This is a much broader effect than you see in most natural disasters".

The big question is whether FICO's scoring strategy will eventually ignore paid collections, too, since that would have a much broader effect.

No, UVR8 seems to have a much broader effect on plant growth and development than only mediating UV-B acclimation.

In contrast, it is well conceivable, that local cerebral cytokines released by brain cells will affect more extensively various cerebral ischemia/reperfusion injury cascades and will have a much broader effect on brain damage than systemically elevated levels of cytokines.

This study illustrates the much broader effect of vaccination with PCV-7 on the microbial community than currently assumed, and highlights the need for careful monitoring when implementing vaccines directed against common colonizers.

Unfortunately, technology is such a big contributor to economic growth in the United States that a slowdown in the sector could have much broader effects today than it would have had even five years ago.

Certainly others have indicated that chemokines and their receptors have much broader effects on cellular responses and that our understanding of chemokine function is as yet incomplete [9].

The other three perturbations have much broader effects on the cell with no obvious connection to the toggle switch network being probed in our experiments.

And it is a much broader issue.

But the Pataki administration fears much broader ripple effects for the New York metropolitan region.

Poorer people do not benefit; indeed, they may suffer to the extent that restricted housing supply pushes up private sector rents (and, for the very poorest, housing benefits have been squeezed).This fits in to a much broader theme; the effect of monetary policy on inequality and the sense that Wall Street has done better than Main Street in its response to the crisis.