Sentence examples for something consequential from inspiring English sources

Still, it seemed that something consequential had just occurred.

There's a very high public relations penalty for not knowing something consequential about your computer systems or, worse, for making false assurances about the security of your systems.

"We have an enormous number of people who have taken care of themselves, of their families, who are looking to do something consequential and enduring.

Something consequential happens on a Gaza-bound flotilla that is boarded at sea, or on the White House lawn with the veteran reporter Helen Thomas, or in Comerica Park during a game between the Detroit Tigers and the Cleveland Indians.

Dig a little deeper into Kimmel's powerful words and something consequential, even profound, comes into focus.

As long as Obama can keep from promising something consequential -- boots on the ground, or a wider commitment to Assad's opponents -- he should be fine.

How could something so consequential have gone unremarked for nearly two centuries?

But we do have to train our eyes this weekend on something more consequential.

But, surely, the serious candidates — the Jeb Bushes and Marco Rubios — must have said something more consequential.

Something more consequential seems to be happening in Mara Held's paintings, which also invoke the way garments are made.

The Republican nominee in next year's election, whoever that turns out to be, might be able to stare down Mr. Obama on something as consequential as the debt ceiling and come away looking larger and more capable.