Sentence examples for wide effect from inspiring English sources

"It is not the intention that the undertaking has this wide effect.

Nevertheless, as an example and a point of departure, it had a wide effect.

The German philosopher Edmund Husserl (1859 1938) has had, as the main exponent of Phenomenology, a wide effect on the study of religion.

Legal specialists who think the Argentina case won't have a wide effect have also noted that many bonds now have a special feature that make it much harder for hedge funds to hold out.

The deal Steve Jobs made back in 2003 – when he coaxed the labels into signing up for the iTunes Music Store on the premise that Apple's user base was tiny, so any failure wouldn't have a wide effect – continues to look like one of the best ever made.

"The technologies that particularly interest us are disruptive technologies that can have a wide effect.

Both ITNs and IRS are most effective for endophagic and endophilic mosquito vectors, where they provide a community-wide effect; thus persons who do not receive personal protection can still benefit from these interventions in their communities.

"They approach these things with a great deal of caution, especially when you talk about things that have a crop-wide effect," said Ron Flax, sustainability examiner for Boulder County, Colorado.

Component-based design improves productivity by concentrating development efforts on one component at a time without having to worry about a change having an application-wide effect.

These results are consistent with independent estimates of subsidence in the suburbs of Thessaloniki and testify to a plain-wide effect.

With the random intercepts accounted for in the calculation of the regression coefficients, the results report the population-wide effect of the predictor variables on the dependent variable (Hamilton 2013, p. 394).