Sentence examples similar to consequential aftermath from inspiring English sources
Yet those very words suggested that there were deep and consequential implications in the aftermath of the election for both the government -- and for the American political system.
As you noted, the direct political aftermath of the vote may not be particularly consequential for the functioning of the Parliament itself.
It was in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War that judicial behavior changed in a consequential way.
(Sulcas) SHANNON HUMMEL/CORA DANCE (Tonight and tomorrow) Ms. Hummel's "Elsewhere," a work in progress, addresses the aftermath of devastation and the emotional forces that push through, in dance known for its eloquent telling of small but consequential tales.
Reagan was consequential.
These distinctions are consequential.
Traditional authority is consequential.
"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.
Consequential amendments to other provisions.
On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.
