Sentence examples for 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.

A spectacular consequence of seizures is glutathione depletion (52.9 % of the normal level) in the hippocampus as early as 1 h after limbic status epilepticus [ 36] considerably reducing endogenous antioxidant stores.

It takes more to sour a friendship here than it would in the city, but when a relationship goes bad, it does so with spectacular consequences.

"I can't help but laugh at how perfect I am," he has said but often those grandiose claims have backfired with spectacular consequences.

Were it not for the other factors -- extremely low inventories, surging demand from a booming, S.U.V.-driving economy and all that -- the rules that force Midwestern refiners to use ethanol wouldn't have had such spectacular consequences.

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

Granted, the air collision was a spectacular event, with terrible consequences for New Yorkers who were going about their business on the streets below.

His act may have been a spectacular unintended consequence of the leak crackdown itself.

With any other kind of accelerator, standing in the beam would have spectacular and fatal consequences.

1989 Brits organisers took the questionable decision of teaming former page 3 model turned pop star Sam Fox and Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood – with spectacular and catastrophic consequences.

The head of accounting giant Arthur Andersen, under fire as auditor of bankrupted Enron Corp., sought Sunday to cast the company's spectacular collapse as the consequence of a failed business model rather than a result of illegal practices.