Sentence examples for would be of consequence from inspiring English sources

42 Moreover, even if it were to do so, I do not think that that would be of consequence in the present case.

If an attempt were being made to hypothesize or validate a signal model this would be of consequence.

All this would be of less consequence without the arguments of substance at the centre.

Normally that would be of little consequence, for capitalism is about failure as well as success.

On Tuesday, Scarborough had concluded that Trump's first State of the Union address would be of no consequence.

All this would be of no consequence if it were not for the quality of the acting, which has a rare vividness and intensity.

As Maupassant interjects, summarising what they really think about the Prussian's demand: "Such a step would be of little consequence to her".

Developments in technology would be of little consequence unless there were parallel developments in practical applications and this is illustrated by the continual increase in the market share of cold-formed sections.

Too many Tea Party members of the House have spread the dangerous falsehood that a default would be of little consequence, that it would merely shake up Washington a bit and cut the deficit, which is already declining.

For the first time in a long time, the annual Georgia-Florida game seemed like it would be of little consequence to the SEC or grander college football picture.

Like many before him, he assumed that messing with identity would be of little consequence for those renamed.