Sentence examples for a consequential matter from inspiring English sources

When he threatens to boycott a particular show, or even an entire network, as he has done on several occasions, it is a consequential matter for the folks running the networks.

Pregnancy is a vastly consequential matter, which is why abortion has to be a valid option.

A more consequential matter that should be studied is whether joint management of the reservoir is sufficiently economical to encourage a cooperative reservoir development.

But the spectacle on Pennsylvania Avenue diverts attention from an arguably more consequential matter; namely, who now speaks for the values and the institutions of a liberal democratic country?

On the most consequential matter — Trump's misconduct and potential impeachment — Romney could well side with Democrats.

"The new information provided by Mr. Chmielewski, if accurate, leaves us certain that your leadership at EPA has been fraught with unethical and potentially illegal actions on a wide range of consequential matters that you and some members of your staff directed," the Democratic lawmakers wrote in their letter to Pruitt, which requested a long list of documents from the agency.

Trump has never educated himself on the most consequential matters a president would ever have to decide — and obviously doesn't realize such education would be useful.

And Brexit exposes the deadly dangers of using a referendum to handle complex and consequential matters.

WE use technological shortcuts for things from simple tasks like booking vacations and buying books to more consequential matters like searching for a new home or trying to diagnose our ailments.

Morariu, meanwhile, had more consequential matters on her mind.

There are more consequential matters, however, in Rodman's analysis.