Sentence examples similar to considerably consequential from inspiring English sources
Graham Chapman, alas, has been bereft of life since 1989; his truancy is not as serious a problem as John Lennon's missing out on "The Beatles Anthology," but is considerably more consequential than the absence of Bill Wyman in "According to the Rolling Stones".
The Mount Vernon Ladies Association of the Unionn — the private, nonprofit organization that owns Mount Vernon and opened it to the public in 1860 as a historical house museum — has turned it into something considerably more consequential.
Today, taking a stand on matters considerably less consequential than war and peace can put a college president's job in jeopardy.
The outcome of the study considerably extends the growing list of pathogenic MEN1 mutations providing a consequential insight into phenotypic heterogeneity and in the expression of individual mutations.
Methotrexate and bleomycin have both been shown to considerably enhance acute mucosal toxicity that will most likely result via consequential late effects in an increased late toxicity [ 7, 14, 15].
On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.
Reagan was consequential.
Traditional authority is consequential.
These distinctions are consequential.
Consequential amendments to other provisions.
