Sentence examples for some far reaching from inspiring English sources

Ice, In Case of Emergency is a simple idea that has some far reaching consequences.

The 171 Å image presented in Fig. 1 reveals some far reaching loops that appear to be rooted in the sunspot umbra.

The Silk Commission has released its report into the way Wales should be funded in the future - with some far reaching recommendations.

This provision could have some far reaching effects.

But dig a little deeper, peel a layer off the onion, and this "no brainer" has some far reaching and deadly consequences.

Our findings indicate that some far reaching decisions are made at international level (e.g. on the vaccine schedule, cholera guidelines) and are practically imposed on the country.

In some far reaches of Malibu, Calif., where the terrain is wet and green, he found lamb's quarters, wild fennel and watercress.

Mr. Rai said the Right to Information Act — which is similar to the American freedom of information laws, though in some ways more far reaching — has become a vital tool to make the government more accountable by allowing citizens to demand and receive all manner of information that was previously closely guarded by bureaucrats and politicians.

These topological phases are a manifestation of some new principles, with far reaching consequences.

Ever since Ryan began talking about drafting a "bold" agenda for Republicans, McConnell has given polite public support without any assurances his candidates would support it, lest some proposal be too far reaching for any of them.

The social security advisory committee warned some changes could have "far reaching adverse consequences".