Sentence examples for most consequential second from inspiring English sources

"Obama is the most consequential second term president since the World War II era," Jacobs says.

Lawrence Jacobs declared in the Huffington Post recently that Obama "now stands as the most consequential second-term president since the Second World War".

The fight is likely to be one of the most consequential of Mr. Obama's second term (even if it technically takes place in his first term).

When he faces the fiscal cliff, which would be the first and possibly the most consequential issue of his potential second term, how will he reform Medicare and restructure the tax code?

Most critics are jumping on Obama, hooting at his claim to be the fourth most consequential president in our history (and for reminding us that he's only just getting started).

Like many black men who surrender to the temptation to become oppressor for a day, Ali occasionally did the white man's work for him, like when he viciously painted Joe Frazier as a racial sellout during the buildup to their third, most consequential battle in the Philippines in 1975.

V. Stickney, the first and most consequential of the legal challenges to patient-abuse in public psychiatric hospitals, died this month.

What a great challenge in moviemaking: the various sounds of breath — gasping, sighing, speaking, expiring — may be film's first and most consequential sound effect.

It was the first and most consequential of the legal challenges to the abuse and neglect that had doomed hundreds of thousands of patients to hellish lives in public psychiatric hospitals.

After Picasso and Georges Braque, collage became the most consequential visual-art form of the twentieth century.

The current battle over "The Wall" will prove to be the most consequential, but it is not the first.