Sentence examples for consequential relationships from inspiring English sources

Contemporary design approaches to screw piling are covered and the consequential relationships among the various geotechnical design parameters are asserted.

The actions/processes (to enlarge, to demand) are formulated as Things (enlargement, demand) and the consequential relationship between them is construed by the use of the word "owed" in the above example.

"There is no more consequential bilateral relationship for the U.S. than that with China," Mr. Steinberg said.

It tries to disguise the finality of time — the most consequential dimension of relationships — with the cozy convenience of spatial proximity.

On the global stage, nothing could be more consequential than how this relationship plays out.

Whether these relationships are causal or consequential is unknown.

However, by midlife, unique experiences in different romantic relationships may be more consequential for the twins' attachment.

The symptoms of mental illness, the barriers these caused in the formation of relationships, the stigma and consequential effects on the self, together with feelings of being different and not accepted, resulted in a pervasive sense of loneliness and isolation.

Impulsive and compulsive behavioral traits are associated with these disorders (Everitt & Robbins, 2013; Hosking & Winstanley, 2011; Koob & Volkow, 2010; Leeman & Potenza, 2012), but whether this relationship is causal or consequential is not clear (Dick et al., 2010).

In fact, protecting her partner's health may be the most consequential role she can assume in the relationship.

Future research could also assess the relationship between tocolytic care and consequential maternal as well as neonatal health outcomes.