Another word for wide-reaching

(c) Later on in the same period contact with the cities of Magna Graecia brought about the wide-reaching introduction of the Sibylline books.

The chartered companies which were formed during this period for trade with the Indies and the New World have had a more wide-reaching influence in history.

articulation of this vision in a now famous article in Scientific American has led to a wide reaching research program.

The great Phrygian saint of the 2nd century was named Avircius Marcellus (Abercius); the mass of legends and miracles in the late biography of him long brought his very existence into dispute, but a fragment of his gravestone, discovered in 1883, and now preserved in the Lateran Museum in Rome, has proved that he was a real person, and makes it probable that the wide-reaching conversion of the people attributed to him did actually take place.

The wide-reaching, extendable arm of a wall mount mirror is an outstanding feature that allows the user to pivot the mirror accordingly and examine all areas of the face.