I had high hopes for him when he came in -- and hoped he would soon understand that the Israel-Palestine divide was not like the Northern Ireland peace process because there was an urgency and global severity to the Israel-Palestine fault line that had a consequential weight geostrategically that Northern Ireland never did.
It is alarming, though not surprising, the head of HUD misrecognizes the reality and consequential weight of America's founding injustice chattel slavery.
Essentially, the plan favours the destruction of wolves over any consequential protection, enhancement or expansion of caribou habitat.
"We had a fire at home about 18 months ago and fortunately we didn't have any consequential damage, but it all came into perspective for me.
We asked as they were departing whether, with a new American President taking office, they anticipated any consequential change in Chinese-American relations.
And despite the tragedy of the children riddled with bullets in Newtown, Conn., no one is expecting any consequential fixes to our absurdly lax gun laws.
It's just that the link between beards and any real meaning, any consequential tendency, has almost always been so fickle and tenuous and arbitrary.
While the Independence, Conservative, Right-to-Life, Liberal and other parties have yet to play any consequential role in a county executive race here, this year could be different.
The unease about fracking might be reduced if operators were made financially liable for any consequential damage, as was the case with coal extraction.
Even when flight delays do qualify for compensation, airlines are not liable for any consequential losses so always buy comprehensive travel insurance and read the small print.
In practice, there is a financial loss due to any consequential effects of disturbances.
