Sentence examples for striking consequence from inspiring English sources

It did so again last month.This affirmation of state sovereignty is perhaps the most striking consequence of the court's recent decisions.

The most striking consequence of this is that those electrons are thus able to move great distances at close to the speed of light, resulting in a material that has exceptionally low resistance.

A striking consequence is that, thanks to statistics, past is both highly informative and poorly instructive for present in view of an unknown future.

Our next result shows that Conjecture 1 has a striking consequence for the dynamics of random cooperative networks without restrictions on the number of inputs r per variable.

A striking consequence is that there is intraplate accommodation of transform fault slip in this region of Earth's surface along fracture zones and a long-active region of intracontinental deformation that is 'reusing' prior plate boundary fault zones.

As a striking consequence of this catastrophic economic situation, most livestock breeders can't invest in or develop their activity, as this man told us: "But if we would have more sheep, we would have more expenses!

But beneath the surface they can have striking consequences.

This has two striking consequences.

The simple sign patten of the matrices in Z n has many striking consequences.

That is, it seems as if there should be a revision to Deutsch's model which would simultaneously resolve the various time travel paradoxes but not lead to such striking consequences for quantum information processing.

The lower intensity of some biotic interactions on oceanic islands has striking consequences.