Two episodes, however, stand out, because they were so consequential and, in different ways, so disastrous.
No religion has interpreted monotheism in a more consequential and literal way than Islam.
Bloomberg's most consequential and controversial unfinished business is the public school system.
Politics is consequential, and the banter about it — the conventional wisdom — actually matters.
But you may not pre-empt so consequential and intimate a decision merely out of deference to a house rule.
In a statement Mr. Rove said he would write about his role in President Bush's "consequential and contentious" administration.
The vice-presidential contest was less consequential and testier, but it put the two sides' records under sustained scrutiny.
Politicians make all kinds of consequential, and often controversial, decisions about programs they have no personal experience with.
Waldron argues that hate speech could, in theory, be very consequential, and therefore a proper target for regulation.
A Nabokov sentence presents life at its most particular and qualified, and therefore at its most consequential and charged.
"It will be a weak government, unable to implement anything terribly consequential and that's a really risky situation for the Social Democrats to find themselves in".
