Sentence examples similar to may well be consequential from inspiring English sources
This turn of events may well be the most consequential outcome of 2016.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson might not have his job for much longer, but his tenure may well be regarded as the most consequential in postwar American history: not for what he built but for what he destroyed.
"When the full judgment of the Kennedy legacy is made — including J.F.K.'s Peace Corps and Alliance for Progress, Robert Kennedy's passion for civil rights and Ted Kennedy's efforts on health care, workplace reform and refugees — the changes wrought by Eunice Shriver may well be seen as the most consequential," U.S. News & World Report said in its cover story of Nov. 15, 1993.
Thus, the profound decrease in tumour blood flow following hyperthermia plus MISO or rh-TNF and the consequential tumour regression may well be of potential clinical significance.
The latter is probably our most consequential error since the Iraq War and may well be felt even longer.
The association with absent parents may be consequential, as parents may abandon disabled children or may have died from other conditions including epilepsy.
The choice of inflation measure may also be consequential.
Furthermore, although patients with drug coverage may be less affected depending on their deductible level, these cost variances may still be consequential.
