Sentence examples for consequentially named from inspiring English sources

The book, she writes, "brilliantly and consequentially named the 'problem that has no name,' the vague marital melancholy that beset author Betty Friedan's own age".

Due to the storm's intensity, the system was consequentially named Bob, making it the first Atlantic tropical cyclone to receive a masculine name since 1952.

And most consequentially an obese Peace Corps volunteer named Rosemary takes on the appearance of Gwyneth Paltrow.

For PMCs, one of the key factors in their ability to gain contracts, and consequentially, profits, is their reputation.

It was also, more consequentially, ideological.

More consequentially, Oscar campaigning had become its own meta story.

More consequentially, the teenage Kamala is Muslim and Pakistani American.

More consequentially, it has begun closely monitoring Internet cafes.

But Jimmy is also, and most consequentially, mixed up in some dirty illegal business.

This is evident in their management structure, their labor contracts, and, most consequentially, their cars.

At the meeting, they register voters, maintain the ballot boxes and, perhaps most consequentially, tabulate the votes independently.