Sentence examples for wide reaching than from inspiring English sources

Effects are comparable to those seen with intensive behavioural interventions targeting ADHD symptoms, more wide reaching than those reported in studies of melatonin, and importantly seem to be sustained over six months.

When a school is damaged by fire, the effects are wider reaching than the damage to the building.

"That word has had a far wider reach than any movie I'll ever make.

This proposal has a much wider reach than the proponents ever acknowledge".

Public announcements and information campaigns are often made in Pidgin, which has a wider reach than standard English, the official language of this former British colony.

As in past primary seasons, debates shown on the major networks — which have a wider reach than cable channels — have drawn more viewers.

Yahoo's chief executive, Carol A. Bartz, had led investors to believe that she would demand "boatloads" of money for giving up Yahoo's search service, which has far wider reach than Microsoft's.

It can take images from about 50 feet away with the help of a 200-watt light, and can travel 1,000 feet from the end of the test hole, a much wider reach than previous cameras had in the search effort, in part because of its ability to crawl over rubble, officials said.

As expected from their meaning, the #prayforboston had a wider reach than #bostonstrong.

The offense principle has a wider reach than the harm principle, but it still recommends very limited intervention in the realm of free speech.

As for incentivizing authors, making it quick to reshare a Note (like reblogging on Tumblr) could give people wider reach than just their friends.