Sentence examples for overarching effects from inspiring English sources

However, such considerations could well be minor compared with the overarching effects of the kind of severe change in the cultural and political weather that would come with exiting Europe – the EU being, in its bones, an expression of openness (however inchoate and ungraspable) to the Europe beyond our shores.

With careful and strategic examination, future research will continue to aid our understanding of the overarching effects of this multidimensional problem space of image enhancement on human vision.

Ethereum is considered the most exciting innovation using blockchain technology, as its use cases go beyond that of bitcoin and could eventually have more overarching effects on how we run the world.

It will have an overarching effect on many institutions.

The overarching effect was significant in both cases (Table 4).

This appeared to have an overarching effect on impeding access and driving barriers to cancer care for this population.

We conclude that environmental factors have an overarching effect on forest species composition across the broader range of climatic, geologic and topographic conditions and larger geographic scales, while land-use history influences subtropical secondary forest species assemblages within a specific climatic zone or set of relatively narrow environmental conditions.

The overarching effect of all the efforts I mentioned above is that our users are of equal value to the company, regardless of size.

At the end of the day, this trillion-dollar infusion of capital and liquidity from the public till had a single overarching effect: it nullified in its entirety the impact of Mr. Market's withdrawal of a similar magnitude of funding from the wholesale money market.

For incubation shift length, we assumed that egg size (Egg Volume Index) had an overarching effect on shift length because egg size is often related to female age and quality [42], [62].

In other words, a certain baseline level of correlated changes of sites in protein alignments is to be expected due to the overarching effect of DNA composition on amino acid frequencies, and not due to epistasis.