Sentence examples for consequential course from inspiring English sources
Unsatisfactorily, the majority of the research directed at understanding the mechanisms of cellulose biodegradation has given little attention to the existence and the influence that the fibrillar architecture of the cellulose fibril network will have on the enzyme reactivity and consequential course of heterogeneous cellulase reactions.
We subsequently meet Vija Kinsky (Samantha Morton) his theory-chief, a kind of eastern european nihilist who constantly disclaims any technical knowledge of the universe about which she is paid to hypothesize, whilst enigmatically dispensing globally consequential courses of action.
A consequential show of course, with voters trying to make or stop this state turning presidentially blue for the first time since 1964.
For example, Gallopín (2006) demands a decision on including or excluding "exposure" into/from the concept of vulnerability, because it is consequential for the course of the research and the interpretation of novel insights.
And the consequential punishments, of course.
Their consequential actions are, of course, revolting.
Most consequential for Democrats, of course, is that Social Security and Medicare not only survived but remade the country's political calculus as well, delivering working-class and older voters into the Democratic fold for decades.
And behind that one act of defiance was a larger narrative, of course, of consequential actions by a dedicated public servant.
Of course, the most consequential impact on reducing food waste has to come from the grocery stores themselves, but consumers can contribute by shopping consciously and making smart decisions not only for themselves, but for the planet.
Future research needs to identify what environmental influences across the life course are most consequential for relational well-being.
Of course it would be more consequential if all the top lawmakers issued a joint statement supporting whatever action Mr. Obama decides to take.
