Sentence examples for consequential by from inspiring English sources

What is different today is that, thanks to organizations like J Street, pro-Israel American Jews who are willing to publicly oppose Israeli policies are being treated as politically consequential by the power elite in Washington.

Though less consequential by orders of magnitude, recent attacks on Oliver Stone, following an interview he gave to The Times of London, recall the attacks on Jeremiah Wright.

Money, naturally, has been the most consequential by-product of this process.

"It may be the most consequential decision by the Court in a generation or more," said former US solicitor general Neal Katyal.

The military commander in Iraq, Gen. David Petraeus, is to deliver a report to Congress on Monday that could be the most consequential testimony by a wartime commander in more than a generation.

Mechanical properties were improved via four consequential stages by lowering MK particle size to less than 38 μm, loading of 3% undissolved waste glass, loading of 7% fused waste glass at SiO2/Na2O of 1.55, and early age curing at 40°C recording 80.75, 82.36, 93.08 and 97.41 MPa, respectively.

The proposed TPP naively (or willfully) tries to get at these far more consequential issues by indirection.

The road out of the upcoming "T junction" can still be influenced in a consequential manner by the choices we make, as households, companies, and governments.

And behind that one act of defiance was a larger narrative, of course, of consequential actions by a dedicated public servant.

The road out of the upcoming "T junction" can still be influenced in a consequential manner by the choices that we make, as households, companies, and governments.

In the fatigue and frustration of it all, one could be forgiven for failing to appreciate the basic miracle that this many people, in an organization this size, were making detailed and consequential decisions by consensus.