Sentence examples for consequential coverage from inspiring English sources
We show the best bound (b min ), best solution (F max ), the consequential coverage (C(F max )) as well as the resulting number of relocations (r max ) obtained by CPLEX.
So egregious was Miller's coverage of the WMD issue that the editors of The New York Times had to run a half-hearted retraction of her bogus (and in Iraq horrifically consequential) reportage.
His announcement was met with a chorus of coverage extolling his many consequential legislative actions.
But the more consequential distinction for Democrats at this point is coverage between Clinton and Sanders.
Ripping the guts out of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, and putting a new coverage system in place would be every bit as consequential as she described.
The reason Europeans can even contemplate this kind of trade-off is because repercussions of working part-time are much less consequential than in the United States, where workers risk losing benefits or health insurance coverage if they reject full-time positions.
The Panasia case involves no business interruption coverage — yet the majority upholds the legal sufficiency of Panasia's claim for consequential damages on the basis of a simple citation to Bi-Economy (Panasia majority op at 3-4).
Furthermore, although patients with drug coverage may be less affected depending on their deductible level, these cost variances may still be consequential.
More broadly, and particularly where there is consequential withdrawal of public service funding, the receipt of Official Development Assistance (ODA) can effectively disable states from the provision of effective coverage (8).
Reagan was consequential.
