Sentence examples for they were consequential from inspiring English sources

With a few exceptions, they were consequential men.

And one may even argue that within the 2008 presidential campaign, numerous racialized instances were not even intentional despite the fact that they were consequential to Senator Obama.

"We don't think they are consequential," he added.

Whatever your views of the merits of these actions, they are consequential.

Other conditions may also contribute to what it is to be a judgment of taste, but they are consequential on, or predicated on, the two fundamental conditions.

Sometimes turf fights are only that; but sometimes they are consequential.

Indeed, the more they are pilloried, the higher their stock among the faithful because it shows to their faithful that they are consequential people; and, if you are consequential, what you are saying must have merit, mustn't it?

"Routine traffic stops are not only common, they are consequential, each an opportunity to build or erode public trust in the police," the study's researchers, who were led by a Stanford University linguistics doctoral student, wrote.

Beyond just embarrassing, the delays were consequential; they cost school districts and local governments millions in borrowing fees.

(Cuomo once bet me that the budget would be on time; when he lost the bet, he walked to the press room to pay up). Beyond just embarrassing, the delays were consequential; they cost school districts and local governments millions in borrowing fees.

These cuts, especially to reporting positions, were consequential.