Sentence examples for most momentous example from inspiring English sources

The most momentous example of the latter was the decision in 1988 to move to contested elections for a legislature with real power.

It was a case for war: the most momentous and fearsome decision a president can make.

The case and the settlement were among the most momentous in the S.E.C.'s history.

But what moments they were -- our share of history in its most momentous shift since 1945.

A momentous example came in 1790, when he was George Washington's secretary of state.

"He spearheaded some of the most momentous changes in legislation, paving the way for greater equality.

THIS week's decision by the Supreme Court is among the most momentous of recent history.

Russia's ­mobilization, he says, was "one of the most momentous decisions of the July crisis.

Geologists call this the Great Oxygenation Event — the most momentous change in the planet's history.

"So ended the most momentous day in the annals of naval warfare," he wrote.

JOHN KERRY, the Democratic challenger, says "this election is the most momentous of our lifetimes".