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Academic Ben Jackson of Oxford University, author of a study on Scottish independence, observes that this shift provided “a new understanding of democratic self-government that was highly consequential for Scottish nationalism”.

An accomplished woman who struggled with personal demons and ultimately met an unfortunate fate, she remains a pivotal figure in Oppenheimer's legacy as one of history's most consequential figures.

Arguably as consequential is the way that this shift promises to subvert our assumptions about how we should pursue happiness — and the very legitimacy of chasing contentment abroad.

As you also know, Enugu has always played a consequential role in the developmental trajectory of this country.

Be careful of opting for a disreputable firm who might let you down at the last minute because they appear 'cheaper', as the consequential cost of a bad move can be disastrous.

But it would be glorious to see Taylor Swift, the most consequential writer of her generation, finally win this songwriting prize, after five previous attempts.

He had sponsored more than 12 consequential bills, of which three were signed into law, a remarkable feat for a single-term senator.

Her evident frustration at the time should be considered significantly more consequential than it might seem.

His footsteps are not controversial, but consequential.

His most consequential appearance came in this past offseason, when he struck out Trout to win the World Baseball Classic.

However, this is a double-edged sword since frequent checkpoints make death less consequential and terrifying than it has any right to be.

However, “This Is A New Day, A New Beginning” sounds a lot more consequential than just another short.

If he has played a better, more consequential, game than Thursday night it does not come readily to mind.

Indeed, states’ responses to our most recent crisis – the coronavirus pandemic – illustrates just how consequential state-level policymaking and implementation are for the average American.

In the single most consequential labor battle of the past two years, Walsh helped Biden impose a contract on railroad workers and their ability to strike, knifing tens of thousands of union members in the back.

It is always easier to arrive at a correct decision after the one that is actually consequential has already been made.

It is these consequential risks that businesses often spend too little time thinking about.

It should be a consequential year to comment on the upside.

Leo’s dark money operation has since been working to influence some of the supreme court’s most consequential cases.

Less noticed in India was an even more consequential development to the east — the first summit in nearly twelve years between the leaders of two major global economies and neighbours — South Korea and Japan.