Sentence examples for consequential in from inspiring English sources

Each of these failures would be tremendously consequential in its own right.

It is what made him so consequential in so many places and saved so many lives.

The result was perhaps more consequential in theory than in practice.

However, radiation pressure is consequential in a number of astronomical settings.

But whether this will be consequential in any way we have to wait and see".

Those rulings could easily rival the last term's as the most consequential in recent memory.

Big Picture: "He is the one candidate who will work every day to make Washington less consequential in our lives".

Why not take account of this with portraits of those whose character and temperament and bearing may well prove consequential in the coming months and years?

"There will be occasionally competitive statewide elections but no chance for the reasonable, foreseeable future of being consequential in the Legislature in either house," Professor Benjamin said.

But he added that it may be less consequential in the California case than in some earlier ones, given the administration's general, if nuanced, support for gay rights.

If that figure doubles with all the new initiatives in the city to expand lanes, it would be a worthy achievement - but sort of non-consequential in the big picture.