Sentence examples similar to superb consequence from inspiring English sources
Two chance dismissals, both a consequence of superb reflexes on the Warwickshire side, changed the tenor of the match.
I have found in business, when individual performance is more valued than superb execution the unintended consequences are most often (a) a breakdown of meaningful teamwork, supported by (b) little to no checks and balances.
A long-term injury for Reyes, an electrifying leadoff hitter and a superb defensive shortstop, could have devastating consequences.
Professor Lenny Goldberg's piece, "Proposition 13: Tarnish on the Golden Dream," is a superb short essay on all of the unintended (and some intended) consequences of the property tax "revolt" of 1978.
'You have a superb kind of recklessness as a kid that's really fantastic, because there's no consequences to it at all.
The fact that these undesired consequences occur does not, in any way, detract from the fact that both of these inventions are superb and the majority of people who use them competently benefit greatly.
