Dave's decision to save Lobo is of great consequence, because, of course, Lobo ends up saving Dave's life.
His hands are tiny, but it's of little consequence because he gets to balls that other receivers won't even touch.
It was good electoral politics at home, but of no geopolitical consequence because no major country would play.
Genetic changes occur as a consequence, because the genotypic fitnesses may shift so that different sets of alleles are favoured.
Yet these policies could not have greater consequence, because they embody our conviction that the ultimate measure of our community is how we treat one another.
I'm confident that this was an unintended consequence, because the cost of putting children in bed and breakfast accommodation is greater than housing benefit.
The dispute is of national consequence because the election was presided over by Gov. Roberto Madrazo, who aspires to become the PRI's national leader.
A lawyer for Mr. Shehadeh, Frederick H. Cohn, argued that Mr. Shehadeh's lies were of no consequence because the authorities were always one step ahead of him.
Until then, I'd felt my talent was a shield, that I could break the rules without consequence, because there was something special and even righteous about me.
Oceanographers have monitored the areas around the dumps for dangerous levels of radioactivity but typically find little of consequence because of the sea's powers of dilution.
Appellees insist, however, that the signature requirements for independent candidates are of no consequence because California has provided a valid way for new political parties to qualify for ballot position, an alternative that Hall could have pursued, but did not.
