Sentence examples for extraordinary consequence from inspiring English sources

It was an extraordinary story, and it had an extraordinary consequence: Captain Balian, a much decorated Vietnam War veteran, was relieved of his command and court-martialled, for failing to offer adequate assistance to the passengers.

The Mule, from debut co-directors Tony Mahony and Angus Sampson, extends that same essential premise – a character chooses not to commit an ordinary action in fear of suffering an extraordinary consequence – and dowses it with body fluids.

Ripley also pointed out that the bird picture in Nepal is of extraordinary consequence, for the topography is so plentifully and sharply ridged by great rivers and gorges, and has so great a variation between its highlands and lowlands, that somewhere in the country a dramatic break occurs in the fauna, so that widely differing forms of the same species are found.

Such a transaction would have extraordinary consequences.

Here lies a man who had an unusual amount of practice in deadness, with extraordinary consequences, while officially alive.

It meant that the world could be altered by its inhabitants, and that mental labors could have extraordinary consequences.

In short order, I found myself attempting to digest sci-fi-sounding sentences, such as, "The slight matter-antimatter asymmetry afflicting the quark-lepton soup now passed to the hadrons, but with extraordinary consequences".

"This could lead to an economic backlash with extraordinary consequences," Mr. Espinosa said, though he and most analysts here do not see any immediate threat to Mr. Castro's rule.

Further reflections on it, in different theoretical contexts, had extraordinary consequences for 20th-century theories of space and time.

"We are going to file an objection to the judge's verdict because the sentence is too light compared to the maximum jail sentence of 15 years according to Saudi law, whereas Sumiati has suffered extraordinary consequences".

Eliminating HSF1 in mouse models has extraordinary consequences on tumour formation and survival in response to mutations in known drivers like Ras and p53.