Sentence examples for widespread implications for the from inspiring English sources
A break-up of Iraq would have widespread implications for the entire region.
The landmark ruling could have widespread implications for the actions of British forces overseas.
The apparent fall of the palace marks a new and dangerous phase in Yemen's post-revolution history, with widespread implications for the combustible nation, as well as neighbouring states.
The huge changes for subsidies — the new scoring and the halt to direct awards by the board — have widespread implications for the locations of future affordable-housing projects, several developers said.
There are widespread implications for the advancement of AI to the point where a computer can serve as a personalized tutor able to guide and manage students' learning and engagement.
The researchers suggest that the findings, published today in PLOS ONE, may have widespread implications for the public's well-being if they can learn how to magnify the effects and create an epidemic of happiness.
The widespread implications for public health incidents from the tropical western Atlantic P. bahamense remain unknown.
By essentially equating the violation of usage agreements with computer hacking into a computer, a guilty verdict in this case could have widespread implications for future prosecutions under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, said Matthew Levine, a former federal prosecutor.
This hydro-social framework has widespread implications for hydrological modeling in glaciated watersheds from the Andes and Alps to the Himalaya and Tien Shan, as well as for the development of climate change adaptation plans.
Whether you agree or not with how Charlie, Chris and Andy worked together to demonstrate a vulnerability affecting 1.5 million cars on the road does not change the severity of the issue or its widespread implications for consumers.
About 60 per cent of Côte d'Ivoire's civil servants are teachers, so the action had widespread implications for school children.
