The interactional placement of the invitation seems to be consequential for the selection of one of the turn formats.
This inefficiency was exacerbated in the JTPS case due to the original multipurpose design and consequential poor site selection with respect to tidal electricity generation.
For bond funds, where security selection is less consequential, costs are given more weight.
Without hesitation I named McEvilley as my subject, and within a week I made my selection of his most consequential essays for the book I named, Capacity: History, the World and the Self in Art and Criticism, and which became one of the first editions in Ostrow's series, Critical Voices in Art, Theory, and Culture.
I knew my choice was consequential.
The game selection itself is much more consequential.
Since the analysis was carried out only on artificially selected sequences, the question of whether the non-selection steps themselves play a consequential role remained open.
Working out how these neurons influence the evaluation, selection and pursuit of rewards could well prove consequential to the development of effective treatments.
Since the importance of the researchers' selection and career development in medicine and the consequential impact on European citizens' health we do believe the definition of such a high level of perceived and actual career discrimination should be carefully evaluated by policymakers.
The strategic selection of Johnson as a vice presidential candidate proved unexpectedly consequential when Lincoln's assassination less than two months into his second term elevated Johnson to the presidency.
During a campaign debate last fall, Mr. Obama said the selection of a new justice would be "one of the most consequential decisions of the next president".
