Sentence examples for were consequential to from inspiring English sources

And one may even argue that within the 2008 presidential campaign, numerous racialized instances were not even intentional despite the fact that they were consequential to Senator Obama.

Understand that your information diet is consequential to others.

Braggs said the tugboat harbour was consequential to the Abbot Point project and must be assessed alongside the expansion of the terminal, even though the harbour was not expected to be needed in the short term.

And to top off the pizza's unfunniness came DeGeneres's passing of the hat to pay for it, about which Emily Gould aptly tweeted, "amounts of money that are consequential to most people mean nothing to us, they are literally a joke! ha ha ha".

Considering that the studied works of art cover more than 35 years of the artist's activity, it is consequential to think of a well-established "recipe".

This series of events was consequential to the Indian independence movement.

"As a result, now, more so than ever before, where one lives is consequential to one's experience of integration or exclusion.

He further argued that it is "consequential to our national security as well as to the American people knowing what their president is or is not giving away at these meetings".

This later stabilization may be consequential to the BMP2 mediated mTOR signaling activation (Figure 4A,B).

It is therefore plausible that mitotic catastrophe in crypt cells is consequential to their DSB-induced proliferative response during crypt regeneration in Rad21+/− animals.

Mutations in the KCNE1 C-terminus may thus affect the normal interaction between the proteins via disruption or the formation of new interactions that are consequential to deactivation rates.