Sentence examples for consequential result from inspiring English sources

One consequential result was the first pure samples of a key enzyme called H.I.V. protease.

Indeed, the most consequential result of both Clinton's behavior and the Starr investigation was the election of George W. Bush.

Still, the election produced a consequential result: the majority of Lebanese have rejected Hezbollah's claim that it is not a terrorist group but a "national resistance".

SALT LAKE CITY -- Six years ago, the Utah Jazz made a fairly inconsequential trade with the Phoenix Suns that will, at long last, produce a consequential result and another cringe-worthy moment for Knicks fans.

It may not have featured very high on anyone's list of things to consider when casting a vote, but the most consequential result of Barack Obama's victory could well be felt behind the monumental façade of the Supreme Court.

Also, the ordering of the VPs may indicate the relationship between subevents, such as in (13): V1 always precedes V2 in the timeline to introduce an intention behind the action or a consequential result of the state.

Another kick was launched toward him Sunday with similarly consequential results.

Ultimately, this could lead to far more tangible and consequential results than any of the previous protests.

Due to economic-social factors and consequential results, some neighborhoods deprived from the same level of development in other neighborhoods.

Because each process variable was varied into three levels (Table 3), CCD commended quadratic model (Eq. (6)) in assessing the interactive effects of process variables and the consequential results of responses, in addition to predict the optimum conditions.

Too much sodium and too little can have consequential results.