Sentence examples for exciting consequence from inspiring English sources

Similarly, as an exciting consequence of winning the Virgin Money "Be the Start" competition, our pitch was watched by staff and key decision-makers which led to us launching GiveMeTap in Virgin Money's Manchester store and lounge.

One exciting consequence of this temporal dissociation between the notches and the inducers is that, compared to the classic mode of presentation, it reveals earlier latencies of responses to illusory contours.

An exciting consequence of PheWAS analyses is that they, in combination with GWAS or candidate gene studies, may help elucidate new biology.

The former UK Minister for Science and Innovation in 2009, Lord Drayson, commented on Skylon in a speech: "This is an example of a British company developing world-beating technology with exciting consequences for the future of space".

The field of molecular biology has undergone rapid advancement in the past 5 years, with exciting consequences for the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of surgical patients.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"Exciting, exciting".

"It seems like that might be boring, but actually I think it's quite exciting, because a consequence of it is that playing games has become just a normal thing that everyone does… which frankly, is wild.

"The opportunity to revisit it without the consequences is exciting.

This to me was much more interesting, indeed exciting, with potentially profound consequences.

One unintended consequence of those exciting visits — and the ritual of listening to "The Star-Spangled Banner" — was that, for years, I thought that the phrase "gave proof through the night" was "Babe Ruth through the night".