Sentence examples for decisions of consequence from inspiring English sources
The play, first produced on Broadway in March 1960, eight months before Kennedy was elected president, drew on these influences to become a tale of politics that may seem improbable today: a stark struggle of two men of obvious complexity, set during a national political convention where decisions of consequence were actually made.
The serene sedan is packaged as the quintessential self-driving car, where you and three guests dip into caviar while autonomous Jeeves makes all the driving decisions of consequence.
What we should all be demanding is that our local government entities and reps develop new habits of connecting with constituents and stakeholders about decisions of consequence.
And these are decisions of consequence because I don't come from a wealthy family or whatever, whereby I am able to just play around with these issues on some artsy or theoretical level.
These facilities were the peripheral service delivery elements of a highly centralized, hierarchical system in which essentially no decisions of consequence were left to the district and facility level staff [ 2].
But they've never made a serious decision of consequence and been held accountable for it".
The reality is that the cards are stacked against us whenever we are faced with choices, especially when the decisions are of consequence.
Above all, the BIA (originally part of the War Department but nowadays part of Interior) made all decisions of economic consequence.Those memories still get a rise out of Mr Lupe.
Dallek reminds us of the sociologist David Riesman's perceptive observation that the "arrogance and hubris" that made Bundy a "perfect dean" at Harvard could be "very dangerous" when it came to decisions of great consequence.
There are many small decisions of little consequence, but they tend to bounce off one another and lead up to bigger moments.
Writing is nothing if not carrying the hopeless, backbreaking burden of decisions devoid of consequences.
