Sentence examples similar to are certainly consequential from inspiring English sources

Several other landmarks in our history -- the Emancipation Proclamation, the Voting Rights Act, or the Constitution itself -- are certainly more consequential steps toward self-government than the inchoate Act.

"The siting regulations are certainly the most consequential development that will help address the problems faced by the most overburdened neighborhoods," said Councilman David Yassky of Brooklyn.

It was certainly the most consequential for women and the law.

"Master and Commander" was certainly that kind of picture, a vivid, turbulent ripping yarn about naval warfare in the Napoleonic era, and "The Way Back," though quieter, is no less consequential stuff.

Other anachronisms are more consequential.

"These are not consequential people," he said.

Many of these mistakes are politically consequential.

All Presidents are consequential, but some are more consequential than others.

It's not that the results aren't consequential.

There are more consequential matters, however, in Rodman's analysis.

Trade deals, on the other hand, are less consequential.