Sentence examples similar to remarkably consequential for from inspiring English sources
Whether, how, and how much the mother's networks were altered and how useful these networks were depended on the apparently trivial, but remarkably consequential, practices and regulations of the centers.
He calls Donnelly "a remarkably consequential figure in raising awareness" about the potential pitfalls of what conservatives call "social engineering" in the military.
"[T]his is staggeringly consequential for everybody.
The sums are not vast or consequential for the economy.
The belief was even more consequential for lenders than buyers.
"My guess is this will be more consequential for the conflict than for the oil markets".
In Texas, he has made government very consequential — for his political career.
Governance is and will remain consequential for the wealth of shareholders and the value of companies.
It was certainly the most consequential for women and the law.
The first week of the tournament has been consequential for teams beyond Florida Gulf Coast.
Scholars have described how rankings can be consequential for the shaping of the economy.
