Sentence examples for of consequential from inspiring English sources

John Robinson In no other building in history have a greater profusion of consequential decisions been taken.

Politicians make all kinds of consequential, and often controversial, decisions about programs they have no personal experience with.

Then, hold a class election to name an "all-star team" of consequential popes in world history.

The events of George W. Bush's first term offer an almost perfect blend of inexplicable disasters of mysterious origin and an infinitude of consequential, unresolved detail.

Mr Dean has earned a lifetime membership of the club of consequential losers.Most of his political obituarists have focused on the mechanics of his campaign.

He does not watch or own a television; he reads books, not newspapers; he and his wife home-school their children, and he is part of consequential discussions within his church to forbid listening to radios.

Only 27 when he died from misadventure after drinking heavily and consuming a girlfriend's sleeping pills, Hendrix at first seemed just another casualty of a tumultuous period littered with the corpses of consequential figures, both artistic and political.

The cost, to the sufferers alone, is between $1.4 billion and $4 billion a year and that does not take account of consequential damage to the economies of the countries they live in.

After all, Mr. Obama inherited a perilous economy from his predecessor, and his party has passed a series of consequential laws, including a long-sought overhaul of health care and new regulations for Wall Street and credit cards.

After Messick (1988) proposed the notion of the consequential aspect of validity, the issue of test fairness gained prominence in language testing.

Though just 35, Mr. Harding can no longer be described as a fast-rising British conductor, since he now seems one of the consequential musicians of his generation.