Sentence examples for consequential business from inspiring English sources

War is a deadly and consequential business.

As she pursued an M.B.A. at Georgetown University, she started reading the Wall Street Journal, which had distinguished itself as a source of consequential business journalism, and decided that she would rather write about the business world than work in it.

He said money was flowing to health through Barnett consequentials, business rates increases were being capped at 2% and changes had been made to the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) due to the actions of the Tory-led coalition at Westminster.

"Timing and yield are very consequential in this business," the CEO noted.

Bloomberg's most consequential and controversial unfinished business is the public school system.

Based on the findings related to the question, we have identified a set of key internal and external operational disturbances, which are eventually highlighted as 'risk determinants' based on their occurrence and consequential effects on the business performance of SMEs.

"The operation of the scheme and the impact on our business (and the consequential impact on our lending and the wider economy) is complex," it added.

But business groups won the most consequential cases, including what a U.S. Chamber of Commerce lawyer called "the triple crown of this year's business docket".

Eroding Confidence What makes political attitudes so economically consequential now is the role that consumer and business confidence plays in determining whether the stalled recovery kicks into gear - or slips back into recession.

The loss of Enron's business seems one of the least consequential effects of the flameout, and that speaks volumes about the nature of its business, as well as the resilience of the economy.

His subsequent career as general secretary was shaped by the battle to transform the BSC, created in 1967 from 14 companies, into a globally competitive business based in five major centres, with consequential closure of smaller operations.