Sentences with phrase «much further reaching»

But if you take one step back, you can see the consequences are actually much further reaching than that.

And the dangers of fluoride can be much further reaching.

But we now understand that iodine's effects are much farther reaching.

The benefits of this stuff is much farther reaching than just cardiovascular.

After receiving her certification, she came to the realization that Collaborative divorce needs to have a much farther reach and much louder voice here in New Jersey.

Not exact matches

The four critical factors are: (a) businesses with recurring revenue bases — like a renewable subscription — are far better than ones dependent on constantly securing new customers; renewals are much easier and less expensive to secure than new sales; (b) customer retention is absolutely critical — all customers are very costly to acquire and very easy to lose in a world of almost infinite choices; (c) businesses based on products that require constant replacement or renewal (the «razor blade» model) are much more attractive than durable goods businesses (like selling refrigerators) where the products have very long repurchase or replacement life cycles and where the market could even fairly quickly reach saturation points; and (d) businesses that offer products or services that had a predictably high rate of obsolescence were much more attractive than those where the products had long, useful lives.

If Petya is found to have originated from hackers with links to Russia, however, «we can expect that this attack will be much more far - reaching and sophisticated.»

Again, the issue of deficit reduction is unlikely to register very much in the debate about whether or not it is appropriate to require women to register for the draft — but it makes for an interesting example of just how far the unintended consequences of a piece of legislation can reach.

Harper is spending considerable political energy beating the drums of war against terrorists, and introducing a far - reaching, and much condemned, bill aimed at restricting -LSB-...]

That just puts the price of oil that much farther out of U.S. motorists» reach, while a soaring Yuan would give China's motorists a big currency - adjusted discount at their pumps.

Uncle Sam is likely to be far less generous in social security payments by the time I will reach 65, pensions are by and large a thing of the past and savings accounts pay about as much as the mattress you hide your money under does.

WDAY remains significantly overvalued and has much farther to fall before it reaches a valuation supported by its fundamentals.

In pricier markets, rising home values and interest rates put homeownership that much further out of reach.

But how much further can it go if it is to reach its goal of 1 billion monthly active users?

Mankind can barely see things bigger than our own planet just outside our own backyard, much less be able to tell what exists at the farthest reaches, or in other dimensions we believe to exist but can not access yet.

yet i still fear that i will miss it so much that Christ won't reach out far enough to catch me.

Some think that the bible tells them that the earth has to be less than 10,000 years old rather than the better explanation, that writing did not come into being until close to 6,000 years ago and our oral collective memory couldnt reach too much further back SO it makes sense that the old testament would appear to only reach back 10,000 years.

The gospel is much broader and more far - reaching than that, involving truths and ideas which affect all areas of life.

A leading critic of the Articles of Confederation, the feckless league under which Americans were governed for much of the 1780s, Madison was among the first to contemplate a more far - reaching union, one that would attend more energetically to national needs while offering a measure of security to those who had suffered at the hands of local majorities.

If faith is nothing but what philosophy makes it out to be, then Socrates already went further, much further, whereas the contrary is true, that he never reached it.

The epistemological consequences of Whitehead's theory of symbolic reference are much more far reaching and revolutionary than his protestations of its commonplaceness would suggest.

Far more serious is the corrosion of morality at the highest reaches of government and business of which we have heard so much in recent times.

(Once again, despite the far - reaching similarities between Whitehead's ontology and Buddhism, a Whiteheadian must record his judgment that Buddhism is involved in a subtle illusion similar to that of much Western philosophy.

The moratorium proposed by Gatu and Nacpil is much more far - reaching.

I've traveled through different theologies, read countless books and commentaries, and have reached a point in my own personal journey where I honestly feel that way too many «serious» committed Christians put far too much emphasis on theological principles than they do basic human decency.

Having products that can last long enough to reach far - off customers doesn't mean much if a company doesn't have the means to reach them, though.

Today, however, the company's capabilities reach much further, and Gentile Bros. distributes a variety of produce to clients in a myriad of packaging and grading options to cater to the ever - changing demands of the consumer.

Those numbers pretty much speak for themselves and saying he is the NBA's best player is not far from reach.

This was a far cry from their 6 - 0 Defensive Battle a week ago... The score would stay tied at 12 for much of the second half though as the pace of the Game really slowed and both Teams buckled down, knowing the Crown was within reach..

So the question really is not how much of a tw @t Samir Nasri is, after all he like all footballers are really all about the money and have very short lifespans, but more about the club making a profit on everything it does and NOT wanting to extend its reach too far towards champions league and EPL succsess.

In the space of around twelve second half minutes, we took hold of the game again and this time took it so far out of Derby's reach that it was over as a contest with not much short of half an hour still remaining.

Iceland do nt have any injury worries of suspensions and we can safely assume they will start with the same lineup which pretty much outsmart England to reach this far.

It's not just about Si and the other awesome celebs involved in the making of this movie, but it reaches out so much further than the fundamental meaning of Christmas.

And while fresh fruit and vegetable consumption has increased, Collins believes that the benefits are much more far - reaching.

When I went on to have a home birth four and a half years later, the midwifery care I received felt much more far - reaching.

Note also that the correlations between Liberal Democrat and UKIP change are just as strong as for the other two parties, but the Lib Dems are reaching the point where it is hard for them to fall much further than they did in 2012.

They believe that far too little QE - created money reaches its intended targets, hard - pressed national businesses, and that far too much of it gets diverted into commodity speculation and generates inflation and poverty.

Stretch this unfortunate history further and reach for the tail end of cruel military rule, and the unconscionable devastation of the Niger Delta; so much so that that region «died», so the greedy oil hustlers, in cahoots with greedy elements of the Nigerian state, could live and wallow in conscienceless money.

Einstein, relativity, and much of 20th - century physics have come under assault from an esoteric but far - reaching experiment.

How did former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg succeed in achieving so much of his «comprehensive and far - reaching» public health agenda?

I mean, look we're reaching out to look [at], to think about the universe in scales that are so far much different than we can now measure, that you have to understand, it's the biggest extrapolation in probably a history of physics.

Bessel's approach was far too limited to reach beyond our immediate galactic neighborhood, much less to the cosmic scales that Tully reckons, but it provided the crucial first step.

«There is nearly as much energy in the far - red and near - infrared light that reaches Earth from the Sun as there is in visible light,» said Bryant.

The rest paddled much farther, reaching the Maldives and even the Seychelles, thousands of kilometers away.

At about 4 A.M. local time, the main pumps feeding cooling water into Unit 2 failed and, due to confusion amidst the klaxon of alarms and flashing warning lights, the men operating the reactor made the situation worse when they mistakenly thought there was too much water in the core and shut off emergency pumps, thereby reducing further the amount of coolant reaching the reactor.

The male fish have no grounds for smugness, though: in other species giant females take things much further, with female blanket octopuses reaching almost 200 times the length of the male.

How far these man - made fissures go is still the subject of research and debate, but in some cases they have reached as much as a half - mile, even intersecting fractures from neighboring wells.

This is why it's unlikely that anything alive is more likely to be swimming in the depths of a strange ocean than creeping around above water on frozen orbs, even though the complexity of that life (like the stromatolites and creepy blind life forms thriving around undersea hot - water vents) could be limited by how much light can reach so far into the abyss.

As always with brown dwarfs, the results are much more far - reaching than people often realize: brown dwarfs are excellent proxies for giant exoplanets: often what we can not learn from giant exoplanets we learn from brown dwarfs.

The Eemian - age chevron beach structures with consistent southwesterly direction throughout windward shores in the Bahamas, with wave runup deposits at elevations as much as 20 — 40 m above today's sea level and reaching as far as a few kilometers inland, must have been formed by massive storms in the direction of the prevailing winds.