Sentence examples for Outstanding consequence from inspiring English sources

Theres is a story of no real outstanding consequence to the wider world, but don't for a minute think that's a bad thing.

One of the major outstanding questions of this study is whether the eukaryotic class I FBA confers any advantage over its analogue, as opposed to simply replacing the analogue to no great consequence.

They then dressed the consequences in "outstanding architecture".

The untenable thesis of their paper is an outstanding example of the consequences of taking insufficient note of cell biology and palaeontology, and the actual mechanisms of progressive evolution, and focusing almost solely on genes and enzymes and a narrowly uniformist interpretation (basically mistaken, see [ 129]) of sequence data.

Woods departed the 16th green having taken a bogey five, in itself a consequence of an outstanding second chip.

Difficult to pigeonhole Mistrust of the zeitgeist is one of Benedict's outstanding intellectual characteristics, possibly a consequence of his having been born into a society that inflicted untold suffering on the world because it fell into unthinking conformity.

He said that by this point of a strong equity run, buying stocks traditionally becomes widely accepted by all investor classes — the consequence of one outstanding stock market year following another.

"These attacks against him are a direct consequence of the outstanding oversight work that Jim Jordan is doing," Gaetz said to a sympathetic Dobbs.

In consequence, the SnOx@C exhibits outstanding lithium storage.

As a consequence, Prenzlau advertises its outstanding portfolio in the field of renewable energy across Germany.

Thanks to a low rate of large scale genome rearrangement in Paramecium, an unprecedented large number of gene duplicates of different ages have been identified, making this organism an outstanding model to investigate the evolutionary consequences of polyploidization.