Sentence examples for spectacular implications from inspiring English sources
"The word provocative has spectacular implications," he says.
But while the skull itself is spectacular, it is the implications of the discovery that have caused scientists in the field to draw breath.
The implications of the spectacular escape are severe.
And in "THE RITUAL," his new work for DANCEBRAZIL, JELON VIEIRA explores the mystical implications of capoeira, a spectacular martial art.
The SNP's spectacular victory could have far-reaching implications for the UK, as it will hold a referendum on whether Scotland should leave the Union during its five-year term.
Banks usually leaves his brain switched on, and he is not afraid to to ponder the implications of his flash-bang spectaculars.
However, it is rarely made explicit that the implications of this notion are rather spectacular, as this would imply that these fecal proteins are not affected by the digestive system of the ants and that they must have important functions for the symbiosis to compensate for the ants not under selection to digest these proteins.
Characterizing the changes in cichlid trophic morphology that have contributed to their extraordinary adaptive radiations has broad evolutionary implications, and such studies are necessary for directing future investigations into the proximate mechanisms that have shaped these spectacular phenomena.
13 The implications of knowledge gained over 20 years has meant that the earlier preclinical and clinical experience of limited spectacular, but random, successes (complete responses) seen in late-stage cancer patients can now be explained rationally.
