Sentence examples for consequential aspects from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most consequential aspects of Ms. Jennings's documentation of this generation of designers are the visual presentation and the absence of stereotype in her approach.
We start with the Greeks, the pre-Socratics, Socrates and Plato, and the Sophists (these latter, opines Steiner, with their insistence on writing, anticipate "consequential aspects of Lacanian-Derridean deconstructive wordplay").
One big reason is that while the basics of greenhouse theory have been clear for decades, the most consequential aspects of human-driven climate change remain the least certain.
This paper summarizes the lessons learned from this incident both on causal and consequential aspects.
The design part includes a scenario which revealed the prescribed patterns of behaviour (liberties and abilities) and the consequential aspects that apply to each situation.
Our analysis provides a 'picture' of prescribed behaviour, including consequential aspects that may not yet have been considered by stakeholders, but may impact on their behaviour (whether in desirable ways or not).
VALENTIN LYUBARSKY Brooklyn Leibovich does not go far enough in bringing out the most consequential aspect of Beck, which is that what he delivers to large numbers of the American people is misinformation.
But the most consequential aspect of this monetary revolution is growing recognition that the costs of cash fall disproportionately on the poor.
After Messick (1988) proposed the notion of the consequential aspect of validity, the issue of test fairness gained prominence in language testing.
A more consequential aspect, in retrospect, was that the CIHR award enabled me to do an unpaid editorial internship at SEED, a science and culture magazine based in Montreal.
The understanding of context in this sense relates closely to the assessment use and social consequences of assessment use or the consequential aspect of validity in language assessment (Messick 1989, 1995).
