11.   Are there wider implications of his success?

12.   A positive result would enable registration of a product by the end of the year, and would also have wider implications for the company.

13.   But the ruling may have even wider implications.

14.   Feeder failures, on the other hand, are a daily occurrence with wider implications, and state regulators track them carefully as a crucial barometer.

15.   Kahn conducted an excellent interview with John Sturdivant, president of the American Federation of Government Workers, concerning the wider implications of the government shutdown.

16.   Lorna M. Hebert, the attorney for Plymouth before the SJC, said the ruling could have wider implications.

17.   So the wider implication in terms of public health is, in the process of using baboon tissue in humans, we introduce new infections into people.

18.   The anti-Semitic epithet on the grease board was specifically directed at coach Seth Greenberg, who is Jewish, but had far wider implications.

19.   There are also wider implications, as well, since Harvard sells about six million copies of its case studies to business schools around the world, McFarlan said.

20.   Whether the battle for Baby Richard has wider implications for other adoptive families is unclear, and surely will not be decided for months.