Sentence examples for rather consequential from inspiring English sources

Then there's the secondary but about to become rather consequential beneficial impact of a tightening components, material and services supply chain, reversing 2008′s drop off the cliff as everyone cut back on maintenance and overhaul.

Rather more consequential than just doing the dirty on a chum.

In a year in which two racing phenomena, champion jump jockey A P McCoy and his Flat counterpart Richard Hughes, have clocked out of their winner-factories for the final time, Hayley Turner's declaration of her own planned permanent dismount from the saddle, announced this week, could have been considered rather less consequential.

Then there's the rather more consequential issue of data security.

Does it involve life and limb, rather than less consequential matters?

I picture myself as a stop-gap man rather than a consequential, professional writer.

The chief judge wrote that "the only purpose of this litigation is for counsel and plaintiffs to act out their fantasy of persecution, to validate their pretensions to policy expertise, to make themselves consequential rather than marginal, and to raise funds for self-sustaining litigation".

Killing There's a shedload of violence, but it's of the horrifically consequential rather than breezy, action-movie kind, as anyone knows who remembers that thing that happened in Series 3 episode 9 that shall remain nameless but caused a nation to swear off television for at least the next 12 hours.

Judge Jacobs launched into a gratuitous attack on the plaintiffs and their lawyers, whom he charged with bringing the "frivolous" case "to act out their fantasy of persecution, to validate their pretensions to policy expertise, to make themselves consequential rather than marginal, and to raise funds for self-sustaining litigation".

But with augmented reality, things can get complicated and consequential rather quickly.

Responsible media recognize they must mention the trigger for this move, but few want to pursue what it really means and would rather cite less consequential issues, like those enumerated above.