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Although Hunter 's current industrial base provision is far less sweeping than last year 's language , the measure still faces stiff opposition from the Bush administration , Senate Republicans and top defense industry officials . But the movement to make bold reforms has faded and the legislation under consideration is far less sweeping than first envisioned . The solutions are more incremental and far less sweeping in terms of their impact on the near term . In fact , the bill is much more sweeping in its restrictions . at 341 ( it would be " a sharp break with our traditions to conclude that Congress had bestowed on a federal agency the taxing power " ) , and a far more sweeping statutory delegation than is at issue here . While it appears that there are more effective operational means of ensuring stability , the details of which are being worked out by the study group , the zone-file-access provision is not of concern to the Sudan Internet Society , particularly in view of the fact that it has agreed to much more sweeping access to its data in the data-escrow provision of section 4.3 . Considering the prevalence of these kinds of diets in the cities today , it is surprising the problem is not more widespread than it is . " " In some ways I've been uncuffed from being restricted to teaching about one taxonomic group - - insects - - and now I can teach a course that 's much more sweeping in things that transcend traditional entomology , " he said . Before tree removal is attempted as a control measure , blocks should be thoroughly inspected to be sure that canker is not more widespread than initially thought . Concluding that " the Act is far more sweeping than necessary to serve the purpose of promoting public safety , " id . However , it now appears that the only dual-core server chips coming from Intel will be a " Montecito " member of the Itanium family , not a member of the vastly more widespread x86 family that includes Xeon . The final victory of the liberals made these reforms effective , and they constituted the beginning of civic modernization - - much more sweeping than anything attempted by Pombal . But we need to retain our priority focus on globalization and capitalism , and on the vastly more widespread and deeper violence of these ubiquitous systems . " Posner not only sees nothing wrong with the NSA program ; he would also find constitutional a far more sweeping measure that subjected every phone call and e-mail in the nation , domestic as well as international , to initial computer screening for patterns of suspicious words , and then permitted intelligence agents to follow up on all communications that the computer treated as suspicious . If you are soooooo concerned about prisoners human rights , why is not more widespread ? The United States and Fatah believe that the Hamas victory was far less sweeping than the seat total makes it appear , said Khalil Shikaki , a pollster and the director of the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research . In the face of the compelling economic benefits of UD and next generation AT , the NTFTD was formed to examine why these practices are not more widespread and what can be done to facilitate their advancement . If it is to get there , it must carry out reforms far more sweeping than what it has experimented with so far . In invoking the 14th Amendment 's inherent privacy clause in this way , said Dr. Lee , who teaches constitutional law , the Court rendered a far more sweeping decision that will have political as well as judicial effects . As it turns out , accessibility is much more sweeping than it appears on first blush . Pete Barnes : I 'll venture that the influences of the Arabic and Middle Eastern cultures would have been vastly more widespread . But if working on computer languages using program transformation is so useful , why is it not more widespread ?