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far-reaching

[fahr-ree-ching] / ˈfɑrˈri tʃɪŋ /


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In Venezuela, however, the administration has far-reaching goals and a strategy for achieving them that appears in flux.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The implications are far-reaching -- from designing healthier cities and schoolyards to guiding ecosystem restoration and rethinking green infrastructure."

From Science Daily

Concluding the cabinet discussion on the issue, the note recorded Blair saying the cabinet had rejected the commission's "more far-reaching proposals" of allowing Wales to make primary legislation.

From BBC

Your boundary issues with your mother-in-law have far-reaching financial implications, possibly for you and your mother-in-law, but definitely for millions of other 50-year-olds and their 80-something parents.

From MarketWatch

Still, lawmakers’ piecemeal approach to affordability thus far — focused on things like lower drug costs or city-run grocery stores — isn’t enough to solve problems that are now far-reaching.

From MarketWatch