Sentence examples for consequential second from inspiring English sources

"Obama is the most consequential second term president since the World War II era," Jacobs says.

And remember that the first round effectively offers French voters a "free hit" – an opportunity to make a protest before turning their minds to the more consequential second round.

Lawrence Jacobs declared in the Huffington Post recently that Obama "now stands as the most consequential second-term president since the Second World War".

In any event, Brown has his hands full with a very consequential fourth term as governor.

Quite a consequential first 4th of July as president for Barack Obama.

Trump, in his first consequential foreign policy move, rang the leaders of Japan and South Korea to assure them of continuing alliance support.

In Hooks Smelting Co. v. Planters' Compress Co., supra, Mr. Justice Riddick points out that the rule of law relating to special or consequential damages was first announced in the English case of Hadley v. Baxley, 9 Exch.

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.

Its first consequential decision on the international front could be what to do about the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.

In either event, censorship of prisoner mail works a consequential restriction on the First and Fourteenth Amendments rights of those who are not prisoners.

The fight is likely to be one of the most consequential of Mr. Obama's second term (even if it technically takes place in his first term).