"We are dealing with historical consequences of bad decisions made 10 years ago to guarantee a right to sidewalks instead of a right to shelter," said Westside Councilman Mike Bonin.
The scenes in which racism erupts on the football field — including at that Cotton Bowl — are the most powerful, and the most effective in infusing sports nostalgia with a sense of historical consequence.
While the book begins as a thriller — the journalist maintains an uncertain alliance with a beautiful actress and contends with the historical consequences of American meddling in international affairs — it later shifts registers and perceptively recounts the formative years of the hacker.
While the book begins as a thriller the journalist maintains an uncertain alliance with a beautiful actress and contends with the historical consequences of American meddling in international affairs it later shifts registers and perceptively recounts the formative years of the hacker.
The standoff, operatic in its emotional ambition, reaches a point where private jealousy overtakes political strife and the women's mutual hatred and fear erupt, with irrevocable historical consequences.
The new royal infant will be third in line to the throne whether it is a boy or a girl, thanks to a recent legal change, ending hundreds of years during which male heirs had precedence over elder sisters, sometimes with notable historical consequences.
The ongoing process of Goddess-worshiping indigenous peoples "coming into the fold of the caste system [also brought with it] a religious reflex of great historical consequence".
Haber's new process, subsequently scaled up by Carl Bosch, meant that ammonia could be produced in industrial quantities, for use in both agricultural fertiliser and explosives with momentous historical consequences.
There have been large historical consequences, too.
Some of these illnesses had far-reaching historical consequences.
Most people die before they can witness the historical consequences of their actions.
