Sentence examples for consequential to those from inspiring English sources

A boy may be falling out of the sky, but whether there is enough macaroni salad at the deli counter is a problem a thousand times more consequential to those who make their living running deli counters.

This series of events was consequential to the Indian independence movement.

This later stabilization may be consequential to the BMP2 mediated mTOR signaling activation (Figure 4A,B).

Is there any difference between the metabolic effects of choline increases in plasma consequential to citicoline intake and those resulting from a heart attack or stroke?

We compared the genome wide patterns of CpG island methylation in the livers of ObC and LnC mice (high fat-fed mice were not examined, as their overt metabolic disease would make it impossible to distinguish between methylation changes that were potentially causal of the latent phenotype, and those merely consequential to their disease).

Understand that your information diet is consequential to others.

More generally, voters' perceptions of candidates as people are not necessarily consequential to presidential election outcomes.

This always made the small moments of real friendship/affection way more consequential to her character.

Are they consequential to each other or independent events?

Variations in the Earth's magnetic field are consequential to all living beings of the planet.

The physical chemical nature of β37 is consequential to genetic susceptibility, resistance and protection.