Sentence examples for most significant consequences from inspiring English sources

But the most significant consequences were yet to come.

But Oren lapses by skimming over one of the most significant consequences of the war -- the displacement of some 200,000 Palestinian refugees -- in a single paragraph.

One of the most significant consequences of these failures is inability to systematically define new views in support of domain-specialization.

Abu Nidal's worst single act of carnage was the downing of a TWA airliner en route from Israel to Greece in October 1974: all 88 people aboard died.But the act that had the most significant consequences was the FRC's attempted assassination in June 1982 of Israel's ambassador to London, Shlomo Argov.

One of the most significant consequences of Theorem 1 is the Turán-type inequality for the function (mathcal{L}_{nu}^{mathtt{k}}).

One of the most significant consequences of America's inefficient system of employer-sponsored health insurance is that it makes life difficult if you fall ill and lose your job, or if you want to switch employers.

Perhaps the most significant consequence was less immediately visible.

The most significant consequence of Baumol's cost disease, in fact, may be political, rather than economic.

In career terms, the most significant consequence of Godot was the invitation to head the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford.

The most significant consequence of the setback is that Matsui will miss some practice time with José Reyes, who has shifted to second base.

But surely the most significant consequence of 5 May will be the SNP's ability to stage a referendum on Scottish independence, at a time of its choosing.