Sentence examples for sweeping effects from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court has asked the Oklahoma justices to clarify whether the law would have such sweeping effects.

James Surowiecki, in his assessment of Antonin Scalia's judicial legacy, highlights the Supreme Court rulings in business cases, which are often overlooked but have sweeping effects on our lives ("Courting Business," March 7th).

The sometimes vague language of the initiatives and measures masks what would be the "sweeping effects on access to health care," says Alexa Kolbi-Molinas, a staff lawyer for the A.C.L.U.'s Reproductive Freedom Project.

But it might also make bankruptcy look more attractive to the many other weak cities in California labouring under heavy pension burdens.A finding in favour of CalPERS, on the other hand, could have sweeping effects on the market for municipal debt, says Matt Fabian at Municipal Market Advisors, a research firm.

Samsung is fresh off a huge court loss that could have sweeping effects.

"Change" is a midtempo pop ballad composed of anthemic harmonies, guitars, keys and sweeping effects.

But of course, what Rich really means is that it's maddening to him that this disclosure of information is -not- having that sweeping effect.

The really broad sweeping effect may not be felt for 10 years".

In fact, Mr. Chai opts to have one row on each side removed, because he likes to give the clothes a "sweeping effect," Ms. Steele said.

The book strives more toward poetry than toward criticism; Calasso likes to go for the big, sweeping effect, and once in a while he can take your breath away.

In contrast, the temporary restraining order signed yesterday may have a sweeping effect because though it, too, applies only to the people who brought the suit, the network has 350 clinics in 47 states.