Sentence examples for much wider implications from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Ailes's departure will have much wider implications.

But the Scarano scandal had much wider implications.

A: There is another theory about what is happening that could have much wider implications.

However, salt tolerance might have much wider implications because transgenic salt-tolerant plants often also tolerate other stresses including chilling, freezing, heat and drought.

But the sensitivity of the grid to power failures has much wider implications, since Americans -- and the citizens of the rest of the world -- seem to like technologies that give them an illusion of independence within a giant web.

But he said defamation has much wider implications and costs a lot more to defend because the cases are entirely based in the supreme court and can expose speakers to unlimited liability.

The marked bias towards a 5′- T seen amongst some cancer singlet C mutations suggests that kataegis might be signalling a much wider implication of APOBEC-mediated deamination in genome-wide mutagenesis in some tumours.

But if the local rebellion in Lickey End is repeated elsewhere, what has so far been a quirky parochial saga, could turn out to have much wider political implications.

WASHINGTON — President Bush's top advisers cannot ignore subpoenas issued by Congress, a federal judge ruled on Thursday in a case that involves the firings of several United States attorneys but has much wider constitutional implications for all three branches of government.

These issues have much wider cultural implications.

Only a condition of temporary confusion was actually stated, but there were much wider & darker implications.