Sentence examples for fascinating scenario from inspiring English sources
The most fascinating scenario of the day had O'Neal joining LeBron James in Cleveland.
The picture arising from these data suggests a fascinating scenario in which Abp duplications occurred independently in the three lineages leading to Rattus, to Apodemus and to Mus.
The condition of microgravity (or near weightlessness) and its effects on living organisms, on the other hand, have always presented a fascinating scenario in biology and medicine.
The many disciplines involved, the development of new insights and novel treatment strategies, and the close correlation between quality of care and outcome provides a fascinating scenario.
A more fascinating scenario could also be envisioned for haplogroup C since this haplogroup might represent a marker of a concomitant secondary domestication, as already suggested by control-region analyses [ 7].
Such an analysis is needed to guide the interpretation of functional data obtained for those genes and provides a fascinating scenario to study the evolution of vertebrate gene families.
And in the intergovernmental realm - especially if a bit of a buzz begins about assembling their "World Conference" under the authority of the Charter itself -- all sorts of fascinating scenarios arise when one realizes that Article 109 is one of the few things that is not, repeat not, subject to the veto.
Assuming Fayyad's $800 million estimate is correct (it's not that outlandish when you consider he grew Yahoo's behavioral targeting business from $20 million to $500 million in four years), that's a fascinating "what if" scenario.
That raises some fascinating what-if scenarios, but Jobs was already occupied, and eventually they settled on Eric Schmidt, formerly of Sun.
What's fascinating about this grim scenario is that those who know science best fear it least.
Though finally overwhelmed by a preening lassitude, "Hotel" is never less than fascinating, breaking into multiscreen scenarios like Mr. Figgis's 2000 experiment, "Timecode".
