The American presidency is always the world's hardest and most consequential job, but it seems particularly so this month.
However, if the contest for the most consequential job in the world remains as tight as polls now indicate, full-force saturation advertising, buttressed by the 24/7 pundocracy echo chamber could alter the racial dynamic in uncharted ways that we have not experienced in less epic elections.
War is a deadly and consequential business.
The disappearance of rural jobs and the consequential depopulation of rural areas further diminishes the capacity of rural areas to provide the services and fulfill the needs of the remaining rural population (Stockdale 2004).
Moreover, these perceptions can have highly consequential outcomes, such as affecting the jobs that individuals are offered [4] their outcomes in court [5], and their financial success [6] [8].
Still, I think professors need to stop looking exclusively for technological solutions to a problem that often stems, in consequential ways, from the way we do our jobs.
The simple presence of a firearm is understood as a vector of danger, not simply by the stereotypical anti-Second Amendment liberal, who has never fired a weapon, but by the police, in their most consequential and dangerous moments on the job.
John Walker, chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, said sky-high insurance payments also needed to be suspended and a more open assessment of compensation payments after banks were given the job of determining what constitutes a consequential loss.
With the outbreak of the war, Arthur's "purely ornamental" job on Morgan's staff turned consequential, involving as it did the acquisition of goods and supplies for many of the Union regiments which the Governor was now pledged to raise.
Workplace violence towards nurses is prevalent and consequential, contributing to nurses' reduced health and safety, worsened job attitudes, and compromised productivity.
