Sentence examples for consequential details from inspiring English sources
First, consider the prosaic but consequential details leading to the Aug. 1 market shift.
But Ms. Netschert adopted the party mood, focusing, at first, on the less consequential details about her heredity.
The events of George W. Bush's first term offer an almost perfect blend of inexplicable disasters of mysterious origin and an infinitude of consequential, unresolved detail.
The decision making process alone teaches patience, resilience, attention to micro and macro detail, consequential responsibility for decisions made and put into practise as well as the reality of realised self expression, possibly for the first time.
Continuous variables could also be summarised using these methods however they would require categorisation with consequential loss of detail.
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.
When Mr. Perry faltered badly, it wasn't because the moderators tried to sneak anything by him; it was because he couldn't for the life of him remember the details of the most consequential idea in his campaign — a proposal to eliminate three entire federal agencies.
The smaller details aren't necessarily the most consequential, but the fact that Musk has record of even these smaller contradictions in his test vehicle's logs helps to paint a picture of a writer who seems to have been blatantly gunning for Tesla from the start.
They discoursed on themes derived from ancient writings, ranging from the most consequential events of the ancient world to the humblest details of its daily life.
Because this particular viewpoint is hugely consequential.
This can be rationalized by the proposed binding motif and the consequential negative interactions of the o-F substituent with the backbone CO group of Phe220 (detailed SAR analysis is given in the Supporting Information, Figure S3).
