Sentence examples for the wider effect from inspiring English sources

There is a much bigger question mark about the wider effect on public engagement and understanding of aid and development.

So we don't need to worry about Mr. Cronon — but we should worry a lot about the wider effect of attacks like the one he's facing.

EU officials are determined that it should not, for fear of the wider effect on ex-communist countries that are trying to join the euro zone.

"It will be obvious that [First Group] are much more concerned with the wider effect of Mr Recorder Isaac's judgment on its policies, customers and staff than on the relatively modest [damages] sum awarded in this case," Chamberlain said.

Chamberlain added: "It will be obvious that [First Group] are much more concerned with the wider effect of [the lower court's] judgment on its policies, customers and staff than on the relatively modest [damages] sum awarded in this case".

He added: "It will be obvious that [First Group] are much more concerned with the wider effect of [the lower court's] judgment on its policies, customers and staff than on the relatively modest [damages] sum awarded in this case".

That might help Taling Chan delay the wider effects of industrial development.

TO SEE the wider effects of unrest in Libya, visit a petrol station.

We meet the controllers of the political machine, but, aside from one skirmish in a housing project, the wider effects of their scheming remain invisible.

Such a focus ignores the wider effects of inciting the systemic racism that plays such a destructive role in our society.

"Such direct attacks have a disastrous effect on the affected individuals, but the wider effects of a climate of fear and instability can paralyse whole education systems," he said.