Is this, as cheerleaders on both sides claim, the most consequential election in a generation, or will little change?
Though just 35, Mr. Harding can no longer be described as a fast-rising British conductor, since he now seems one of the consequential musicians of his generation.
The five candidates left in the presidential race – three with roots deep enough to claim the New Yorker title – took the battle for the Empire State state to all five boroughs and beyond in its first consequential primary in a generation.
These observations illustrate the importance of lamin A/C for correct myonuclear function, which likely acts synergistically with myotendinous junction disorganisation in the development of A-EDMD, and the consequential reduction in force generation and muscle wasting.
On the eve of the most consequential presidential contest in generations, the justices and all Americans deserve to hear directly from Montana's attorney general why voters, and our elections, deserve a second chance.
Donald Trump delivered his closing argument on Monday, embarking on a three-stop tour of the midwest before the most consequential midterm elections in a generation.
The Boehner comments, made at a fiscal summit meeting in Washington, were the first public shot in what promises to be the most consequential budget fight in a generation.
As the deadline approaches for registering to take part in one of the most consequential US elections in a generation, Virginia is the exception to controversial state rules that ban those convicted of a felony from voting.
Advocates saw the case as a watershed test of how the court would apply privacy protections in the digital age, calling it "the most consequential privacy ruling in a generation".
Deceiving us into the War in Iraq remains the most consequential political scandal of their generation.
