Sentence examples for be of major consequence from inspiring English sources

We would not expect such recession to be of major consequence, however, and it may well be out of the way by around the middle of the month.

That knowledge, in itself, can be of major consequence.

Deleting a specific sRNA gene and thus alleviating the repressive effect may not be of major consequence for the bacterium.

It is of major consequence to the NHL, as it would be for any league.

A more skilled operator could have worked out a compromise, but in 1943 Wallace went public with inflammatory charges that Jones's "obstructionist tactics . . . have been of major consequence in this job of waging total war".

It contains little new to the attentive observer and none of that is of major consequence.

The oldest tin mines were those in Cornwall, which were worked at least as early as Phoenician times but are no longer of major consequence, and Spain.

"I don't think there's any position of major consequence that the editorial page has taken over the years that I would not be a believer in," he said.

The effects of modulating the ER system in the breast, at one time or another, have been dismissed because the effects are small or believed to be of no major consequence.

Oxidative stress has been suggested to be major consequence of cellular lipid overload, and to contribute significantly to inflammatory liver damage and fibrogenesis in NASH, when the capacity of hepatocytes to safely store excess FFAs in form of triglyceride in lipid droplets is depleted (Rombouts and Marra 2010).

However, the impact of domestication on pathogenicity traits has rarely been investigated, despite being of major importance to understand the consequences of modern human activities on disease emergence.