Sentence examples for consequence of the biggest from inspiring English sources
Here is his description of the giant wave that drowned Merak: "This too was Krakatoa's most colossal wave, the biggest consequence of the biggest and final explosion.
A less-noticed consequence of the big squeeze is the slow upending of every principle avowed by every NHS "reformer", from Tony Blair to Andrew Lansley.
In part, this is the unintended consequence of the big banks' tightening up their lending; that tightening created a vacuum that has been filled by a whole new world of alternative lending companies that have opened to take advantage of the situation.
That primates have fewer offspring compared to other mammals and humans have fewer still, may be a consequence of the bigger brains, Kotrschal suggested.
Within the context of General Relativity, if you could find a theoretical consequence of the Big Bang that didn't match up with our observations, we'd truly be in store for a revolution.
Moreover, the better performance in energy-efficiency terms for the CAF and the centralized optimum when compared to the other distributed approaches can be easily understood as a direct consequence of the bigger number of antenna elements than can be involved in the coalition.
That was the only meaningful consequence of the Big Event.
The high adjustment factor for Polish receiving data was mainly a consequence of the big difference between the two figures for migration from Germany to Poland.
The electromagnetic radiation that reaches the Earth's surface from space as microwave background radiation is a consequence of the big bang and the evolution of the universe in the very first seconds of its existence.
Especially as thousands of smaller companies are still grappling with the consequences of the biggest, and most disruptive, UK corporate failure in years.
There are other related technologies in the world of heavy lifting that are the consequence of bigger ships, bigger oil rigs and bigger radar security system emplacements.
