Sentence examples for are truly consequential from inspiring English sources

And are we worrying too much about the wrong types of fees -- and not enough about ones that are truly consequential?

Decisions about where to live and where to send kids to school, what to notice and what questions we ask, they are truly consequential.

Unlike Y2K, which proved to be a dud, GDPR will be truly consequential for business and the world.

It's reasonable to question whether statements like these, which aren't concrete policy changes along the lines of say, separating families at the border, are truly the most abnormal or consequential acts of the Trump administration so far.

They are truly remarkable.

As I hope to demonstrate, the divergent response to the inequity of women in the West and the suffering of women through much of the Muslim world are both truly consequential and utterly astonishing.

Obama's UN General Assembly speech has done nothing to reverse the impression that Netanyahu is the alpha dog in the relationship with President Obama -- and this is truly tragic and geostrategically consequential.

That the US government largely succeeded in using extra-legal and extra-judicial means to cripple an adverse journalistic outlet is a truly consequential episode: nobody, regardless of one's views on WikiLeaks, should want any government to have that power.

He was a truly consequential president.

It's truly, truly heartbreaking".

It was truly unnecessary.