Sentence examples for a consequential decline from inspiring English sources

Further illustrating leptin's critical role in energy balance, congenital deficits in leptin signaling in both rodents and humans, arising from the genetic abrogation of either the leptin or leptin receptor (LepR) locus, are associated with profound hyperphagia, morbid obesity,and a consequential decline in metabolic fitness (1).

All of which brings to mind an image that speaks to a consequential challenge facing the Fed and the U.S. economy: the risk of a gradual decline in this powerful institution's policy responsiveness, adaptability and flexibility.

With an economist's precision, he calculates that this decline in investment has reduced growth since 1965 by 0.21 percentage points a year — "a consequential difference," he writes, of about $1.1 trillion in lost output.

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.

This seems to have been a consequential meeting.

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

While that isn't an enormous difference in an absolute sense, it is a consequential one.

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

But this is a consequential book, rich in ideas and powerful in feeling.