Sentence examples for consequential the from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most consequential, the rising dependence on cameras is changing our language.

But because these rules are often consequential, the White House rarely leaves rulemaking to chance.

Also tough to overstate is just how consequential the assault on regulation in the coming weeks could be.

The differences that exist are on the margin and, while that margin can be consequential, the new strategy should be seen in the context of the country's history.

As government gets bigger and more consequential, the worry is not that there will be no one to purvey the news but that the news will no longer remain an independent and countervailing power.

On the tax side, where it is most detailed and consequential, the plan would involve returning to the top rate on income and dividends that Clinton introduced in 1993: 39.6percentnt.

The reference astonished Ghosh because of its medieval date, "when the only people for whom we can even begin to imagine properly human, individual existences are the literate and the consequential... the people who had the power to inscribe themselves physically upon time".

In perhaps the most consequential episode, the Saudis helped arm the mujahedeen rebels to drive the Soviets out of Afghanistan.

He described the debate over the Iranian nuclear deal as the most consequential since the 2002 decision to invade Iraq.

People of all races and ethnicities make the most consequential and the most mundane decisions based on the chokehold.

But while you can dismiss the individual deals as being non-consequential, the cumulative effect – or, at least Twitter hopes – is that people will begin to think to check Twitter to see if something is being live streamed.