Sentence examples for all the consequential from inspiring English sources

We might not be served a lot of good football, but we'll have all the consequential football we could ever want.

For the past few years, Crutchfield's main concern has been Waxahatchee, a band that is also, more or less, a solo project: she writes all the songs, makes all the consequential decisions, and manages the fluctuating lineup.

Hunt says all the Barnett consequentials are decided by the Treasury.

That evidence says: "The Welsh government continues to engage with the UK government to ensure that Wales receives all of the consequentials to which we are entitled.

In other ways, though, it's never been harder: amid all the absurdity, the most consequential issues imaginable are at stake.

All this considered, we demonstrate the consequential arrangement of events, starting from loss of AFG3L2, to respiratory dysfunction, OPA1 cleavage and finally to organellar fragmentation, although some mechanistic steps of this process are indeed still lacking and maybe include some new effectors still to be identified.

Of course it would be more consequential if all the top lawmakers issued a joint statement supporting whatever action Mr. Obama decides to take.

Emphasizing his reverence for Mr. Pekar and his work, Mr. Neufeld said, "I don't think they're going to be all that consequential in relation to all the other stuff he did".

But Brian Burke, writing on his excellent website, Advanced NFL Stats, uses win probability models to show that Coughlin's decision to run on 3rd down wasn't all that consequential.

It also recognises the consequential cost of any major intervention.

The consequential effect of IVB ought to be considered also.