Sentence examples for consequential arrangements from inspiring English sources

Underlying everything is, of course, a larger mistrust — the sense that in some hushed Washington conference room highly consequential arrangements are being made that will help a few privileged insiders and hurt ordinary Americans.

This isn't quite accurate, as McMeekin points out; the original plan had included tsarist claims to Turkey and Kurdistan, and in any case Sykes-Picot was superseded by other, more consequential arrangements, among them the Balfour Declaration of 1917 which promised the Jews a national home.

The quality of the complex diagram layout results from the combination of an intersection-free interaction atom order, the convenient geometric positioning of the single structure diagrams (SD), and the consequential arrangement of interaction lines.

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.

He reviewed the "complex and consequential" agreement.

As states faced the choice of establishing their own exchange, creating a hybrid exchange with the federal government, or letting the federal government have full control, no one appeared to be discussing what plaintiffs now say is the most consequential financial element of the whole arrangement.

As we have reviewed, the number, arrangement, sequence, and position of HSEs is consequential for heat-shock gene expression.

But consequential?

On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.

Consequential amendments to other provisions.

Other anachronisms are more consequential.