Sentence examples similar to a consequential ballot from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Confirming what he called "the worst-kept secret" in British politics, Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Tuesday named May 6 as the date for Britain's general election, setting the scene for what promises to be one of the most competitive and consequential ballots in modern British history.

This seems to have been a consequential meeting.

He is a consequential conductor who should return.

Even where to sit can be a consequential decision.

But on the Iran file, a consequential distinction emerged.

I picture myself as a stop-gap man rather than a consequential, professional writer.

If vaccination rates increase as a result, that's also a consequential good.

Nebraska was entitled to find the existence of a consequential moral difference between the procedures.

Whether Obama intended to deliver such a consequential address, I'm not entirely sure.

This is a consequential distinction: as a phone moves between cellular towers, it switches trunks.

It is virtually impossible to be a consequential literary artist without infusing your work with sympathy.