Sentence examples similar to a less consequential misstep from inspiring English sources

Instead, Uber wants to divert everyone's attention to a much less consequential question: Does Uber even need a permit to test self-driving taxis?

He called for a smaller, less consequential federal government.

Larger managers returned a respectable, but less consequential 2.0 times the amount invested.

If a vice presidential selection means so little in this political climate, an anodyne speech from a spouse is even less consequential. .

It would make the fact that a hospital may not give formula without an affirmative request much less consequential.

The Falklands War, with 907 deaths, does not qualify as a war, while the less consequential 100-hour-long "Soccer War" between El Salvador and Honduras, with about 2,000 fatalities, does.

But it's also fixable, and in the grand scheme of things, a malfunctioning Web site is more understandable and less consequential than a malfunctioning political party.

Today, taking a stand on matters considerably less consequential than war and peace can put a college president's job in jeopardy.

Against this backdrop, a traditional debate would seem far less consequential.

Hu Jintao's visit to the U.S. came a week after my own useful if less consequential stop in Beijing.

The comforting illusion of connection offered by technology makes moving seem less consequential, since one is always just a mouse click or a phone call away.