Understand that your information diet is consequential to others.
However, radiation pressure is consequential in a number of astronomical settings.
Politics is consequential, and the banter about it — the conventional wisdom — actually matters.
But whether this effect is consequential — whether it causes cancer or, for that matter, protects against it — is entirely speculative.
In sum, these findings provide the strongest evidence to date that public understanding of the scientific consensus is consequential.
The only reason to write about a life in showbusiness is to point out the absurdity of it all, because very little is consequential".
That both Ms. Parker and Ms. Leigh are older than Ms. Heche is consequential; their Catherines were more womanly and emotionally more complicated.
"Sha la la la, man, why don't you just slip her away?" And, in that way, what is consequential becomes a matter of fact, what is dead becomes beautiful, and what is forever becomes never again.
It is absurd, that in 2014, prominent publications and media companies attempt to justify these imbalances when it is evident that diversity in media decision-making and content production is consequential.
Yglesias argues that the difference between conventional and unconventional policy is consequential — that there are well-established rules and understandings about how the Fed moves short-term rates, whereas something like moving the inflation target would enter unknown territory even if the strict economics says that it's pretty much the same thing.
It seems as though the job of an intelligence agency is not really to collect information — information is like a stream teeming with fish, and if you stick out a net you'll collect something — but to decide what information is consequential.
