"If this comes out well and represents a really consequential development, it will play to McCain's strength, his argument that the surge is working and that training is a long-term effort," he said.
Assuming the agreement is achieved and short of nuclear war, it is hard to imagine a more consequential development.
Amid the stunning Presidential-election results last November, a smaller, though perhaps equally consequential, development went relatively unnoticed: the Republican Party now controls thirty-three state legislatures.
And, while that may be understandable, the political furor over the program has obscured a quieter but arguably more consequential development: health-care costs in this country may finally be coming under control.
This paper follows the analysis and the consequential development of a flexible FPGA-based processing system.
Since Dunker et. al. developed the first IUP predictor – PONDR [ 3], consequential development of IUP predicators includes disEMBL [ 6], and Globplot [ 7].
Through another lens, the term was a continuation of the Supreme Court's federalism revolution, arguably the most consequential development in constitutional law of the last decade.
"The siting regulations are certainly the most consequential development that will help address the problems faced by the most overburdened neighborhoods," said Councilman David Yassky of Brooklyn.
The rise of the right, I felt back then, was the most consequential development of my lifetime, and understanding it was where I came to focus my energies.
The first image deals with the highly plausible and consequential development related to advances in neurological biological sciences to curb the harmful effects of drug use.
The best thing about Ezekiel Emanuel's "Why I Hope To Die at 75" is that it calls attention to the most consequential development of our time, the aging of the American and global population.
