Sentence examples for public consequence from inspiring English sources

The most inward, passing thing was of public consequence.

That ruling was the first public consequence of an EPA mandate, issued on April 17th, that the most harmful heat-trapping greenhouse gases were a threat to public health and welfare and a cause of global warming.

Andrew Sullivan is guilty of the slippery slope fallacy, I'd say, in worrying that the Eich debate – which concerns a top Silicon Valley role of major public consequence, and leadership of many gay employees – might lead to an ideological litmus test for all jobs.

According to a poll for Journal du Dimanche, a Sunday newspaper, fully 77% of the French think that it is a private matter of no public consequence.Yet France has also changed.

To ensure the safety of the public, consequence modeling is used to estimate exclusion distances.

Answer: we are not political scientists (or book reviewers) and have to wait until something of public consequence beckons.

Inevitably, his private flaws have public consequences.

Yet work forms us, and deforms us, with broad public consequences.

Alex Kotlowitz is right that marriage is a private institution with public consequences ("It Takes a Wedding," Op-Ed, Nov. 13).

But Churchill deals with the private as well as the public consequences of living in a dizzyingly changing world.

In the best of all possible worlds, you ignore the public consequences and apologize privately, and accept whatever happens.