Sentence examples for consequential announcement from inspiring English sources
But last night, the White House made its most consequential announcement yet.
It's telling that the most consequential recent policy announcement of this Administration — the repeal of DACA — was carried out not by Trump but by the Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, who, for many weeks beforehand, had appeared to operate under a self-imposed vow of silence, seemingly hoping that the President might forget his name.
Scotland will receive an additional £60m in Barnett consequentials as a result of Mr Clegg's announcement, the organisations said.
The most consequential polling development over the the weekend involves the announcement by U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski that she will re-enter Alaska's race as a write-in candidate after losing the Republican primary.
The effect of this wasn't just to whip up dramatic anticipation before the live announcement, but to reduce a complex and hugely consequential decision ― a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land ― to a matter appropriately decided by the protagonist's gut instincts.
His announcement was met with a chorus of coverage extolling his many consequential legislative actions.
But given that single-payer is staunchly opposed by Republicans in Washington and has struggled to get sufficient support even in California's Democratic-controlled legislature, the more consequential action, for now, will likely be on three other parts of Newsom's announcement.
"Folks, with less than 100 days until the most consequential election of our lifetimes, we've got to keep our eye on the ball," Biden says in the announcement, adding that the show will not have "complicated, policy-wonk language or acronyms.
Reagan was consequential.
These distinctions are consequential.
