Sentence examples for be of considerable consequence from inspiring English sources
In an election that is already highly charged and competitive, as Senate Republicans fight off efforts by Democrats to capture their thin majority, Mr. Golisano's involvement could be of considerable consequence.
This could be of considerable consequence since it is much more difficult to ablate synovitis at this latter location.
Thus, although HGT in plastids is extremely rare, when it happens it can be of considerable consequence and interest.
This result could be of considerable consequence for HBV therapy, as mutated strains replicate more aggressively in the presence of antivirals as a part of their survival and escape strategy [ 19, 32].
The school Damian Lewis went to is of considerable consequence.
We then provide (in Sect. 3) a provisional outline of the two changes to the border crossing regulatory regime that have been of considerable consequence for recorded cross-border day trips.
Although skin tone is likely an important determinant of racial identity selection among Arab and Islamic Americans, it is of considerable consequence to note that the racializing events of 2002-2012 pushed individuals into racial minority status based on religion and linguistic ancestral origins - regardless of skin shade.
This competition can be of considerable economic consequence, perhaps best seen in recent disputes between the United States and the European Union over the regulation of genetically modified organisms.
We argue that detection of mutations in these genes may be of considerable clinical consequence in terms of absolute breast cancer risk (that is, penetrance) for women with a strong family history.
The multitude of morphological, protein-biochemical and molecular changes seen in SMCs of developing collaterals are of considerable interest but they are only the consequences of the fundamental event that occurred with mitogenic stimulation which is still in need of unraveling.
The fish are of considerable economic value.
