Sentence examples similar to consequential state from inspiring English sources

Even if these new polls were just as error-prone as the state-level pre-election polls were in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania ― the most consequential states where polls missed the mark ― Trump's new numbers would still be bad.

India has outgrown Pakistan economically, militarily, strategically and civilizationally--and the U.S. must treat it, on a par with Japan and Germany, as an always-consequential state whose interests can never be disregarded.

But the ad campaign is hardly being confined to non-consequential states in the 2012 election.

The influence of the curvature induced surface energy and its consequential stress state is investigated and found to be rather negligible.

But even through consequential events (state intervention and/or external shocks) institutions are formed or modified.

"It's potentially hugely consequential," said state Sen. Daylin Leach (D-Montgomery).

War finance is among the most consequential decisions any state makes: how a state finances a war affects not only its success on the battlefield but also its economic stability and its leadership tenure.

And few judgments are more consequential to the states than those that affect how much money they will have to meet the needs of their people.

Worse, the maneuvers playing out in Wisconsin are more consequential than a single state's local politics.

The result in the most consequential and closely watched state court proceeding in memory was a window into a judicial approach that disdained "hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions," in the words of the unsigned 42-page opinion, and looked instead to give effect to "the will of the people".

Next week's gubernatorial election in Connecticut is one of the most consequential contests in that state's history.