Sentence examples for consequential events from inspiring English sources

As we talked, consequential events were reshaping the world below.

The investor Nassim Taleb explains how markets can be blindsided by improbable but consequential events.

But not to recognise that it was one of the most consequential events in our history would just be perverse".

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.

But the most consequential events will come on March 15, when party rules shift so that states begin awarding all of their delegates to the winner.

The Non-Load Event Tracking System allows the ACIS Ops team to track and record thermally consequential events that occur which are not found in the load.

"What Jim has done is to take the most wrenching, consequential event in United States history and bring it to life for thousands of students through his course here at Princeton, and to countless millions through his writings," Dr. Wilentz said.

After a throat-clearing start, what Mr. Tahse has gleaned from Mr. Gurganus's mammoth book is a series of narrative episodes operatically flavored with consequential event and grandiose emotion.

"It's clear for several reasons — including the fact that this is Governor Perry's first debate, and the way the Obama speech had intensified national attention on the economy — that this will be a very consequential event".

If Facebook announces the "Messenger Bot Store" at F8, as many predict, it would be arguably the most consequential event for the tech industry since Apple announced the App Store and iPhone SDK in March 2008.

According to (Brown and Kulik 1977)'s "flashbulb" memories theory, a highly surprising and consequential event, like the 2010 earthquake, raises memories that show little forgetting (Winograd and Neisser 2006).