Katzenbach's government career had its share of dramatic and consequential moments, but his memoir of those years is also concerned — to an extent that will challenge the patience of many nonspecialist readers — with the routine inner workings of the federal bureaucracy.
France knew it was not immune from the sort of attacks that occurred in the United States, he said, and now Germany, which has a consequential election of its own this autumn, is preparing itself, too.
Russia's overall effort may be less impressive but it has certainly been consequential," McLaughlin said in an email.
The uncertainty has a "consequential adverse impact on investment levels and transaction volumes", Berkeley said in a statement.
As a result, determining the similarity between 3D shapes has become consequential and is a fundamental task in shape-based recognition, retrieval, clustering, and classification.
Recent history has witnessed consequential moments for our country.
This has consequential ramifications for large, established companies as well as startups.
EPA's shifting stand on portable generators has proven particularly consequential.
"Ben has, in very consequential ways, altered the framework for how central banks operate in crises," he said.
