Sentence examples for nice consequence from inspiring English sources

"It was always a consequence - a nice consequence.

A nice consequence of Theorem 3.6 is the following theorem where is taken as a Banach space equipped with a transitive binary relation.

While the theorem itself has some nice consequences in the theories of functional transcendence and differential algebra, in this lecture I will focus on two ideas from logic underlying the proof.

The following results are nice consequences of Theorem 2.2.

Moreover, we provide some examples and many nice consequences from our obtained results.

There are some nice consequences as well as Netatmo can go into alert mode if an unknown person enters your home.

As I've seen in dozens of other cities, one of the nice consequences of home-sharing services - and the stepped-up innovation, comfort, and customer service that they provide and encourage - is to force the lodging industry to up its game in turn.

But now that I've had this "new" body for half a decade, I have more insight into the not-so-intuitive ― and not-so-nice ― consequences of significant weight loss.

He has in consequence been nice to pretty much everyone, though the writing is such that we can sometimes feel we are reading about the Battle of Stalingrad, rather than about a fuss over the careers of a couple of show-business millionaires: "Let's all be aware of this — we're about to blow this fucker up," Ross said, full of portent.

Methamphetamine-induced turning in rats transfected with several plasmids provided a nice confirmation of the consequence of the loss of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra of the TCII-OLEO transfected rats.

For a nice survey of other consequences thought to follow from the various positions in the knowledge-how debate, see Bengson and Moffett (2012b, 44 54).