Sentence examples for questions of consequence from inspiring English sources

But Alexievich answers questions of consequence — Did this person survive?

The film reinforces the ritualistic nature of the process: a president makes his choice, the activists lob bombs, and the nominee ducks all questions of consequence.

"On every tactical question of consequence on Asia since the inauguration, Susan has been opposed to taking serious action to counter Chinese economic and political aggression," a senior White House official told me.

Economic analyses seek to address a number of policy questions on consequences of disease or injury [1].

"The question of consequences for those who do not follow the charter is still unanswered," Mr. Notzon said.

Now that their complaints have gained traction with investors, attorneys general and some state court officials, the question of consequences looms large.

Another feature of the period was the drawing into the central diplomatic orbit of countries that had been absorbed hitherto in questions of little consequence.

All of this is a miserable mess that serves further to obscure Congress's and the public's understanding of questions of enormous consequence.

Hintikka (1996: 194 210) discusses mathematical theories (or mathematical axiomatizations) and mathematical problems (or questions of logical consequence) separately.

Second are questions of physiologic consequences of disrupting the normal functioning and temporal synchronization of the circadian and other neurobehavioral systems: How are hormone production and release affected both acutely and chronically?

Nevertheless, in future, the question on consequences of spinal pain should be reworded, since this is an important measure for severity [ 10].