Sentence examples for consequential victory from inspiring English sources

And on both occasions that man won a convincing and consequential victory.

It was the most consequential victory for the American women since their penalty-kick victory over China in last summer's World Cup.

With all the nostalgia now settling in on the doomed, 33-year-old edifice in the Meadowlands, little, if anything, has been noted about the Bears' dramatic and consequential victory in 1977 that gave them a season-ending six-game winning streak and their first playoff berth in 14 seasons.

The only consequential Republican victory was Michael R. Bloomberg's election as mayor of New York, and that race was not fought on partisan ground.

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.

The tyranny of the new, the next, the things to come, is a requirement of news, but it can render any victory, even great big ones, small and less consequential.

Ultimately, some less-heralded victories at the state level may prove more consequential in terms of future elections.

If the Giants' 45-12 victoverover the Redskins on Monday night had been less consequential, it would be tempting to dwell primarily on its sheer goofiness or perhaps on the Giants' impressive and unexpected domination.

But instead of declaring victory, the trade agenda has become far more amorphous and consequential.

Still, O'Brien felt fortunate to have a 2-0 record, knowing a victory against a prominent Pac-10 team that went to a bowl game last season could be consequential if Boston College's bowl game credentials are being examined later this season.

But consequential?