Sentence examples for consequential settlements from inspiring English sources
This is not a concern with this analysis because few consequential settlements exist above or below 65° latitude, let alone at the poles.
Some settlements also involved "consequential damages" — extra money awarded to cover investors' costs or opportunities they missed because they didn't have access to their funds.
The second sign that the Merrill settlement is less consequential than it seems is that it is explicitly superceded by other reforms already in motion.
Third, the policy lists the specific losses that will be paid, such as the loss of the boiler or machinery itself due to accident, expediting expenses, property damage liability, bodily injury liability, defense settlement and supplementary payments, business interruption, outage (interruption of service), power interruption, consequential loss due to spoilage of goods, and furnace explosion.
In a statement, Airbus said it was grateful to the European Commission for "taking consequential action" on its behalf but stressed that it was still prepared to seek a negotiated settlement of the dispute.
He said his team expects "the total value of the settlement to go up," in part because ratepayers have the right to make claims for "consequential damages" stemming from the billing debacle, such as if a check bounced or if a customer unnecessarily hired a plumber. .
Reagan was consequential.
These distinctions are consequential.
Traditional authority is consequential.
On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.
