Sentence examples for most consequential examples of from inspiring English sources
The most consequential examples of Cheney's conservatism come from his years in the Bush 41 Administration.
But in the last 10 years the S.C.O. has evolved into the most interesting, and perhaps consequential, example of Chinese diplomacy.
One consequential example of research undertaken to counteract interconnected errors of erasure and distortion is the ethnographic work with groups long identified as "hunter-gatherers".
And while Barasch's legal representation of Stanford might have been the single most consequential and egregious example of such misconduct, the new information shows that Barasch's actions in representing Stanford were hardly an anomaly.
Dada and Surrealism, the primary and most consequential innovations of the period, are relegated to a few minor examples.
As a result, on the most consequential political issue of the last decade of his life, the bullshit got him.
One of the most consequential came out of the 2007 Jefferson Jackson Dinner speech, a fundraising event in Iowa.
Perhaps the most consequential adoption of the telegraph was in journalism.
The most consequential type of consumption tax is the value-added tax (VAT).
They were also the most consequential, because of the centrality to Confederate diplomacy of gaining British recognition.
He believed the most consequential act of his presidency — the purchase of the Louisiana Territory — exceeded his constitutional powers.
