Sentence examples for most spectacular consequence from inspiring English sources

Speciation may be the most spectacular consequence of repeated glacial cycles, but there are also other important consequences of glacial population bottlenecking and postglacial expansions.

Perhaps the most spectacular consequences of these interactions are seen in long-range Rydberg molecules [66, 67].

It was the most spectacular event.

The most spectacular extinction event in Earth's history occurred across the Permian Triassic boundary.

They have the most spectacular sporting event.

One of the most spectacular (and extremely beautiful) consequence of this are auroras.

The event showcases the most spectacular of bird lodgings.

If this account is correct, Caffa should be recognized as the site of the most spectacular incident of biological warfare ever, with the Black Death as its disastrous consequence.

Burns fears worse is to come: "Now that Isis is moving into the western parts of Syria, where the majority of the country's most spectacular sites are located, it is opening a new front in a war whose consequences for the people of Syria have long exceeded the level of tragedy to become a catastrophe".

He's suffered one of the most spectacular falls from grace that Hollywood has ever seen, has lived for years with its spirit-crushing consequences.

Although the argument about the systemic consequences of the failure of a single large financial entity has been used before, the most spectacular example of its use prior to the present crisis was the 1998 bailout coordinated by the Fed for the hedge fund Long Term Capital Management.