As has often been observed, the very circumstances that made the race so important-it may well turn out to be one of the most consequential in the city's history-also tended, inevitably, to obscure it.
Assemblyman Darryl C. Towns has only to turn to photo albums from a few years ago to see how his deep kinship with a fellow politician has been fractured by the most consequential revolution in city politics in decades: term limits.
As D.C. voters cast their ballots this week, one of the most consequential votes for our city's future isn't even listed.
Sterling's misses did not feel so consequential at the time, with City winning 2-0, butheyey did by the end.
Now, if Yoshua made only half decent videos of hot girls hanging out and Miguel painted naive drawings of metalheads, this would still be the most consequential thing to happen to the city since the Spanish killed everyone and drained the city's water supply hundreds of years ago.
And then, when I listed my final stop – one almost as monumental as the Great Wall, as connected to the emperors as the Forbidden City and even more consequential to Beijing's history than Tiananmen Square – they paused.
So the city capacity is very consequential.
The methodology of identifying underground territories of the city which can be reserved in the town planning documentation for municipal functions implies consequential comparison of preconditions and restrictions of various levels.
A national inquiry into child sex abuse has opened in the Australian city of Melbourne, with more than 5,000 people expected to provide evidence of "abuse and consequential trauma".
The agents' dishonest depiction of the Turks' evacuation of the port city of Jaffa in 1917 as a vicious anti-Jewish pogrom was "one of the most consequential disinformation campaigns" of the war, for it was accepted unquestioningly in the west and hardened the opinion of world Jewry in favour of Zionism.
