Sentence examples for issues of consequence from inspiring English sources
One of the last issues of consequence for the association was the opening of a Home Depot store just to the north of the neighborhood in 1997.
Leaders of the Log Cabin Republicans, a national organization of gay Republicans that says it has 11,000 members, have taken a combative approach: for months, the group criticized Mr. Bush's stands on issues of consequence to gays.
The only hope is America, but the superpower is too busy removing its zits to pay attention to issues of consequence.SALEH YOUNISWalnut Creek,CaliforniaHolocaust-era insuranceSIR It is not true that the Czech government has "stayed mum" over Holocaust-era insurance policies (September 5th).
But it does mean that religious leaders should speak to values and issues of consequence.
Only problem is that instead of covering issues of consequence or any relevance, the show veered into ridiculously outdated topics such as vacuums, clothes and exercise.
What will be lost in the polarization is what has been lost in all our public debates about issues of consequence -- the fact that, in the case of health care, there was some middle ground and there has been an incorporation of Republican ideas all along (e.g. prevention, selling insurance across state lines, a little malpractice reform, insurance reform, Medicare reform).
On every issue of consequence, including economic policy, the environment, and foreign affairs, Hillary Clinton is a distinctly capable candidate: experienced, serious, schooled, resilient.
With the depression the only issue of consequence in the presidential campaign of 1932, the American people had a choice between the apparently unsuccessful policies of the incumbent Hoover and the vaguely defined New Deal program presented by Roosevelt.
These differences between the activists and other Democrats extend beyond demographics, political labels and levels of attention, covering nearly every issue of consequence in the national political debate.
