Sentence examples for momentous consequences from inspiring English sources

The Finlandisation of Georgia would have momentous consequences.

Cameron concluded his speech by saying that the election would have momentous consequences.

Urban planning mistakes continue to plague the city to this day, albeit with less momentous consequences.

Charlemagne was left to face its momentous consequences and, particularly, to secure that recognition from Constantinople without which his title was legally invalid.

The question of how and why the F.B.I. opened the investigation that has had such momentous consequences has been central from the moment Mr. Petraeus stepped down Friday.

The significant tension that prevails pits two powerful forces against each other, with potentially momentous consequences for Lebanon and the Arab world.

The most momentous consequence of these new studies was the invention of several systems of vocalization for the text of the Hebrew Bible in Babylonia and Tiberias in the 9th and 10th centuries.

This legend possibly true, but who knows?– was a boon to the big law firms because it justified all manner of extra billable hours for fear that someone, somewhere, somehow might make an equally trivial error of similarly momentous consequence.

We've been living with the consequences of this momentous event ever since.

If he does so, that would have momentous diplomatic consequences.

Haber's new process, subsequently scaled up by Carl Bosch, meant that ammonia could be produced in industrial quantities, for use in both agricultural fertiliser and explosives with momentous historical consequences.