Sentence examples for this will be consequential from inspiring English sources

But whether this will be consequential in any way we have to wait and see".

But whether this will be consequential in any way we have to wait and see". Medvedev's colleagues in government describe him as loyal, competent and pragmatic.

But the differences between some of the Republicans running this year are striking, and they will be consequential when the Legislature meets next year.

But whatever transpires will be consequential.

It's where everything that will be consequential for the 21st century is happening.

He thereby produces an intellectual history that will be consequential both to scholars of German literature and to comparatists.

Each will be consequential in their own right, and together will indicate the direction to come. 1.

"The checks will be consequential, but most meaningful will be the apology". The government rounded up Japanese-Americans in 1942 after war broke out with Japan, distrusting their loyalty.

There will be consequential loss of substantive outputs and lower technical capacity to meet demands from Members in the key sector of fisheries.

"My guess is this will be more consequential for the conflict than for the oil markets".

"It's clear for several reasons — including the fact that this is Governor Perry's first debate, and the way the Obama speech had intensified national attention on the economy — that this will be a very consequential event".