Sentences with phrase «bizarre consequences»

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«After the first 237 incarnations on news bulletins, I struggled to see how this theme could be developed further, yet the BBC continued to lead with speculation about bizarre consequences of a Labour - SNP government for the economy, tax, and even road schemes.

The regime takes the Book of Genesis absolutely at its word, with bizarre consequences for the women and men in its population.

The plan would impose a $ 5.54 E-ZPass toll in each direction on the Koch / Queensboro, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Williamsburg bridges, which, as a bizarre consequence of Big Apple politics, have always been free for drivers to cross, despite the fact that these spans connect some of the most traffic - choked places on the planet.

Had relativity theory, with its bizarre consequences like time dilation, not played a central role in the design of the accelerators, the machines would simply not work.

This has dozens of bizarre consequences: it is impossible to know a particle's exact position and velocity through space, yet it is possible for the same particle to be doing two contradictory things simultaneously.

Superfluidity is a bizarre consequence of quantum mechanics.

If Einstein's theory of General Relavity is an accurate description of gravity, then there are some bizarre consequences.

A narrow interpretation of «sexual» (i.e. «sexual molestation, or any kind of gratification») would have the bizarre consequence that anything that makes someone happy, like telling a person a joke, constitutes sexual abuse.

To classify them as such, he said, would have «bizarre consequences,» such as allowing «a debtor law firm to sell its pending hourly fee matters to the highest bidder» — something Judge Pauley said would violate a client's right to choose attorneys.

One of the bizarre consequences of the current law is that cohabitants are better off if their partner dies than if they separate.