Here are two definitions of consequences one a result of an action two general importance which sentence uses the second definition correctly a her illness was a consequence of overworked B I missed the bus as a consequence I relied late see the team practice for an extra hour as a consequence they all came home very tired the only town of consequences Darby who's population has grown dramatically in the last decade

Answer 1

The sentence that uses the second definition of "consequence" (general importance) correctly is:

"The only town of consequence is Darby, whose population has grown dramatically in the last decade."

In this context, "of consequence" refers to the significance or importance of the town. The other sentences use "consequence" in the sense of a result of an action.