Sentence examples for consequential trials from inspiring English sources
Still, for all those years around Foley Square, he is best known for presiding over one of the most consequential trials in federal history: the Pizza Connection case.
Prosecutors who produce and direct the performance are adept at using the rat for a broad array of investigations and prosecutions, but none is as celebrated and consequential as trials against the Mob.
Participants were instructed that they would be paid based on their response to one randomly selected trial at the conclusion of the experiment, and that this trial would be financially consequential for the Investor too.
The choice behavior of the Investors was drawn from an actual Trust Game dataset previously collected with the same task parameters (multiplier always ×413), but the randomly selected trial was only financially consequential for the participant.
To achieve success in advocating for these enduring values, activists must struggle to remain focused and sustain their momentum despite the trials and tribulations as well as the consequential challenges of powerful establishments.
The findings of this study should be considered in the context of certain limitations that are consequential of basing the cost-effectiveness model on clinical trial data.
As the Supreme Court has put it: "criminal justice today is for the most part a system of pleas, not a system of trials". However, a CSI effect could be more consequential if it affects how criminal lawyers assess forensic evidence when they negotiate pleas or decide what evidence to present at trial.
To date, the majority of such multidisciplinary thermal trials on scallop species have involved acute exposures with the consequential up-regulation of heat shock proteins [ 13, 14].
We find nothing which would justify the trial court in arriving at damages using loss of business profits which are consequential damages.
Traditional authority is consequential.
