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consequential

[kon-si-kwen-shuhl] / ˌkɒn sɪˈkwɛn ʃəl /


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On Sunday, both called out Big Tech and Congress for not doing enough to protect Americans from the risks of what Sanders called “the most consequential technology of our lifetime.”

From Barron's

As more cases rush up to the Supreme Court, a surprisingly hot topic has emerged in legal circles: What is the best way to refer to this increasingly consequential portion of the court’s work?

From The Wall Street Journal

Kudos to him for speaking up on a consequential issue on many Americans’ minds.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hasina is living in exile in India and her party is unlikely to be permitted to take part in the elections, which many view as among the most consequential in Bangladesh's history.

From BBC

“It’s the most consequential case for veterans in the history of the country,” Rosenbaum said.

From Los Angeles Times