Sentence examples for a more consequential from inspiring English sources

But that feel-good wishfulness clashes with a more consequential reality.

No religion has interpreted monotheism in a more consequential and literal way than Islam.

There is no doubt that, with time, the renminbi will acquire a more consequential international role.

As far as life and death decisions go, there couldn't be a more consequential one for society.

Yet the beefcake-wonk story masks a more consequential one, about his place in a long-running war of ideas within the Republican Party.

But in filling two of the most critical roles in his administration, Mr. Obama did look to the example of the Clinton years in a more consequential way.

It also heralded a very public escalation of a far more consequential battle for control of the Republican Party, a confrontation between Tea Party conservatives and establishment Republicans that will play out in the coming Congressional and presidential primaries in 2014 and 2016 but has been simmering since President George W. Bush's administration, if not before.

"Police, Adjective," the startling and original Romanian film that is slowly making its way around the country, is also a stunt, though of a far more consequential nature.

But this was a much more consequential political intervention than a campaign speech.

Doing so would expose the Trump administration's plans to manipulate the count to silence the voices and votes of minorities and immigrants, an action that could have a far more consequential impact on our democracy than anything Russia did in 2016.

For young savers that's a much more consequential risk than the risk of losing money in a stock in the next year.