Sentence examples for consequentially whether from inspiring English sources

One wonders why Peltz' firm allegedly worked to keep a significant block of shareholders from voting and consequentially, whether the financier's new embrace of the CEO had anything to do with the blocked voters' return to the fold.

A legal battle between two rival pharmaceutical companies may consequentially resolve another, bigger debate: whether gays and lesbians may be excluded from a jury based solely on their sexual orientation.

It was also, more consequentially, ideological.

More consequentially, Oscar campaigning had become its own meta story.

More consequentially, the teenage Kamala is Muslim and Pakistani American.

More consequentially, it has begun closely monitoring Internet cafes.

But Jimmy is also, and most consequentially, mixed up in some dirty illegal business.

This is evident in their management structure, their labor contracts, and, most consequentially, their cars.

The historic shaming of men - and, consequentially, their women and children - happened in other countries too.

And most consequentially, it introduces a fatal instability into law itself.

At the meeting, they register voters, maintain the ballot boxes and, perhaps most consequentially, tabulate the votes independently.