It was "one of the most significant losses in world history and certainly the most consequential since the fall of the Roman Empire".
There's no question -- the midterm elections this fall are consequential.
But the quick spiral downward of Yiannopoulos is actually the cultural equivalent of Flynn's political free fall, as both caused consequential Trumpian casualties amid full-blown disasters.
The company's total number of Tier-1 process safety events – the most consequential events involving an unplanned or uncontrolled release of materials – continues to fall and is below the average for the industry".
The estimate includes both the direct costs of care, protective undergarments, and treatment as well as consequential costs, such as those resulting from urinary tract infections and falls due to urgency to get to the bathroom.
But the most consequential aspect of this monetary revolution is growing recognition that the costs of cash fall disproportionately on the poor.
I'm willing to go along with the idea that "Newsnight" can suddenly think it has unearthed the new Pentagon Papers, and watching the story fall apart in the team's hands is the kind of solid, consequential journalism plot that could actually yield satisfying drama.
The more consequential work, however, of adding, removing, burnishing, or burying references to scandal or policy has fallen to earnest Wikicivilians.
Lennon's tragic martyrdom, and McCartney's fall from critical favor, made it seem as though one had been regarded as a more consequential figure than the other.
Occasionally, he falls into a "gotcha" mode, triumphantly correcting assertions by prior biographers that seem less than consequential.
