Sentence examples for the consequential days from inspiring English sources

That is not to say that Mr. Bush does not revisit the consequential days in the White House.

It was a consequential day for international news, with reports that the Egyptian military had fired on protesters supporting the ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, leaving hundreds of people dead.

Ben Carson backed Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump on Friday, lending his former rival a high-profile endorsement just days before the consequential 15 March primaries.

​A Welsh Labour spokesman said: "Labour's mansion tax is a good, progressive proposal, and we will be announcing how we will spend the consequential funding in the coming days".

The longing was to be caught up in the consequential, which could be "interesting".

Serving the earners is the defining market, serving the spenders will be the consequential one.

However this may be, Clifford was adamant in describing the consequential evils of believing without evidence.

None, therefore, were effective in preventing or limiting the consequential damage.

It also recognises the consequential cost of any major intervention.

The consequential effect of IVB ought to be considered also.

And the consequential punishments, of course.