Sentence examples for fantastic implications from inspiring English sources

"Coal with carbon capture and storage is the low cost, low carbon solution and has fantastic implications for the nation's energy security," he said.

Its discovery would have many fantastic implications, one of which is that the void of space is not really void but is permeated by an invisible field that acts a bit like cosmic molasses.

The British Film Commission's chief executive Adrian Wootton said: "This has fantastic implications for the UK's production industries and the UK economy".

"The evidence appears unmistakable that the St. Augustine sea monster was in fact an octopus, but the implications are fantastic".

The images are often as disturbing as they are fantastic, for they abound with psychological implications of cruelty and enslavement.

But it has clear racist implications when "African" is associated exclusively with the fantastic, the occult, the untutored.

Campbell asked Russell for revisions to the story to emphasize the fantastic elements, but still demanded that Russell work out the logical implications of his premises.

Behind the most fantastic, seemingly arbitrary events there is a structure (and, by implication, a universe) that makes sense.

"Fantastic, fantastic expression.

Fantastic, fantastic television.

This is fantastic, fantastic".