Sentence examples for from the consequential from inspiring English sources

"Corporate purpose is distinct from the consequential implications for the corporation's profitability and shareholder returns.

However, it is difficult to identify the original leakage current from the consequential leakage currents and to locate the relevant defect.

"We must be flexible in adjusting the pace of consolidation and learn from the consequential mistakes of the past when stimulus was too quickly withdrawn and resulted in renewed economic hardships and recession," Mr. Obama wrote.

Mr. Trichet made no direct reference to President Obama, who called on Friday for other members of the Group of 20 countries to "learn from the consequential mistakes of the past when stimulus was too quickly withdrawn and resulted in renewed economic hardships and recession".

The total numbers of experiments from the consequential two process variables were attained as 13.

Trump's lies have ranged from the consequential to the quotidian, from sustained misrepresentations about the Affordable Care Act to his bizarre obsession with lying about crowd sizes.

They also dismiss any liability for the consequential damages resulting from defects in the software.

They discoursed on themes derived from ancient writings, ranging from the most consequential events of the ancient world to the humblest details of its daily life.

They said: "These two issues are far from the most consequential drivers of BT's share price at current levels: we think regulation and the pension deficit remain much more important determinants of BT's net present value.

The consequential data from the simulation and statistical test is shown in Figure 7, for (k=500) altitude bins.

Both investigations further confirmed a set of risk indicators, which can be used as the consequential effects resulting from the disturbances (Figure 6).