Sentence examples for more important consequence from inspiring English sources

I know what i believe to be the more important consequence of defeat for the Russian today, but I'm not so sure she'd share my view.

A still more important consequence of the conquest of Messenia, "good to plow and good to hoe" as Tyrtaeus put it, was the acquisition of a large tract of fertile land and the creation of a permanently servile labour force, the "helots," as the conquered Messenians were now called.

But there was a more important consequence of (9.23) than a self-adjointness result.

For example, some might take condition (2) to be objectionable on the grounds that, for reasons of vagueness (or more), important consequence relations over natural languages (however formalized) are not generally transitive in ways reflected in (2).

That may be the more important consequence.

Our studies suggest that a more important consequence of NE treatment with regard to the VEGF system may be the conversion of VEGF to VEGFf.

But the change could have more important consequences in the future.

In fact, if markets are not as efficient as once thought, there are more important consequences than my personal financial loss.

Saunders said the offences had "wider and more important consequences than is to be found in other breach of trust cases", adding: "That is the effect they have had, and will have, in the confidence the public has in politicians".

My parents died before they could enjoy their retirement, and among the many more important consequences, this served as a wake-up call to me to set some priorities.

Yet to take a metaphor from another of the company's three main business lines, analysts say the split will have more important consequences for investors: It will tee up the standalone companies for potential sales.