Sentence examples for are of great consequence from inspiring English sources

The restrictions imposed by the space available for any particular article in a print encyclopaedia are of great consequence.

"The only good thing about celebrity, besides possibly getting a good table at a restaurant, is the opportunity to focus people's interest on issues that you feel are of great consequence," says Ms. Weaver, who has served since 1987 on the board of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, a New York-based advocacy group.

At the end of the day it is about removing the ability of a physician to practice medicine, and on the other side it is about protecting the public from egregiously bad medical practices, and both of those decisions are of great consequence and cannot be undertaken lightly or by anybody but the most qualified we can bring to bear".

Geographic features are of great consequence when assessing P/EC ratios.

Technologies that permit rapid investigation of DNA sequences, such as those containing single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), are of great consequence to many sectors that perform molecular diagnostic analyses.

Changes caused by global warming can decrease and/or redistribute water supplies from the cryosphere, increase the vegetation period, and affect the water vapor transport from the oceans into the continental interiors where both absolute changes and variation in the water vapor transport are of great consequence.

In relatively heavy limbs, the effects of gravity and inertia predominate, whereas in lighter limbs, passive forces intrinsic to the limb are of greater consequence.

And compatibility was of great consequence.

None of this is of great consequence, I know.

Dave's decision to save Lobo is of great consequence, because, of course, Lobo ends up saving Dave's life.

Arab development is of great consequence for Europe's social peace and prosperity, and will modulate immigration flows to Europe.