Not a great speech, but extremely consequential.
Its work is thus at once technically demanding, tortuously dull, and extremely consequential.
College administrators, for all their apparent soul-searching, seem to have thought very little about these oblique but ethically grave and, for families, extremely consequential matters.
He then listed a few, saying the dispute "does have to be something that's very basic, that's really an extremely consequential issue".
On the contrary, he's been an extremely consequential president, doing more to advance the progressive agenda than anyone since L.B.J.
However, given the likelihood that any military strike would set off a larger regional confrontation and threaten broader American strategic interests, the potential of an Israeli war with Iran would be extremely consequential from a US standpoint.
By exhibiting the painting, we wanted to acknowledge the importance of this extremely consequential and solemn image in American and African American history and the history of race relations in this country.
By exhibiting the painting we wanted to acknowledge the importance of this extremely consequential and solemn image in American and African American history and the history of race relations in this country.
But video testimony has been interpreted by experts in other cases, and those interpretations have sometimes proved extremely consequential.
Another judge, with another set of internal models, may perceive that the security of the school or airport is the most consequential fact.
This hollowing out of marriage in mainstream America is among the most consequential social facts of our era.
