Examples of far-reaching

• Two decisions have far-reaching implications for the validity of the results reported in this review.

• The prevailing dynamic of party clientelism has remained untouched, limiting the prospects for effective, far-reaching reform.

• It covers a wide age phase within which the chronological changes are dramatic and far-reaching.

• Moreover, unexpected events might affect current and retirement income, evidence on the precautionary motive of saving is far-reaching.

• Nor does older people's far-reaching economic support for adult offspring necessarily reflect a positive choice.

• Any conflict of interests in the advisory panels developing this document would have far-reaching effects.

• The integration of both você0 vocês and a gente in the subject pronoun paradigm has far-reaching consequences for both the pronominal and verbal agreement systems.

• As we demonstrate in the following two sections, this later took the form of a more concerted and far-reaching attempt to transform the factory.

• Unfortunately, here and elsewhere the author is quick to draw far-reaching conclusions from surface similarities.

• The addition of recursive contracts has far-reaching implications, deeply affecting the formulation of our model and requiring different techniques for proving soundness.

• The second and perhaps more far-reaching conclusion is that the nature of property was already ambiguous and contested in pre-colonial society.

• When this effort went "too far," it resulted in a far-reaching backlash against activist government.

• The direction of those more far-reaching policies pursued under such circumstances can be expected to depend on the ideological orientation of the government parties.

• The implications of this observation are potentially far-reaching, but will not be explored further in this paper.

• And third, far-reaching political consequences are linked - implicitly or explicitly - to the theorem.