Sentence examples for of national consequence from inspiring English sources

Local television news programs rarely break news of national consequence.

"That is an issue of national consequence and I am not in a position to answer that right now".

A day or two before the dinner, an election of national consequence ended with a result quite different from what the polls had confidently predicted.

The dispute is of national consequence because the election was presided over by Gov. Roberto Madrazo, who aspires to become the PRI's national leader.

Once, politicians only apologised for a misjudgment of national consequence – like the invasion of the Falklands – and the apology led directly, unhesitatingly, to resignation.

These are challenging times and I can't think of a better company with which to make the timely argument that theatre is of national consequence".

Before a religion of some kind begins whispering in the ear of a man of some party as he decides matters of some national consequence.

There are no cameras in the United States Supreme Court, and there are no exceptions: not for the Watergate tapes case of 1974 or the Paula Jones case of 1997, nor for any of the abortion, school prayer, death penalty, or other arguments of surpassing national consequence in between.

Prices aside, however, any restaurateur looking to do something of real national consequence in Sheffield, Newcastle or Manchester, would do well to follow Haworth's idealistic example.

Given that these are not exactly boom times, recent investment in other projects of major national consequence has been seriously inadequate.

"It completed a circle which I never could have imagined drawing, but one our founders surely did, that a citizen voicing his opinion about a matter of personal and national consequence could one day use that voice as a senator, as the chairman of that same committee before which he had once testified as a private citizen and then as the president's nominee for secretary of state," he said.