Sentence examples similar to a tangential consequence from inspiring English sources

"This is not a tangential issue," Mr. Heidinger said.

The WARN Act is a tangential issue in a case pending before the Supreme Court.

Alanis Morrissette had a recent article in the Daily Beast addressing a tangential issue.

While some managers discussed tangential consequences for the organisation of creating these posts such as improving recruitment and retention of nurses, in the main the aspiration was that the nurse consultants would contribute to both quality improvements and cost reductions.

I expected those rants and ignored them, but I noticed a tangential but important issue arise.

As a consequence of plate motion, the fault is subject to a tangential strain rate ({dot{e}}).

PFs have played a tangential part in relation to ICF-based health outcome research.

While the invaginations most likely represent fusion or fission intermediates, the interpretation of the circular structures is a priori not clear: they may be interpreted as membrane proximal vesicles, or as the consequence of invaginations cut in the flattened peripheral cell extension at a tangential cutting angle (see Supplementary Fig. 3).

Gordin's cancer was only a tangential cause.

And, health care was — at best — a tangential topic.

"And it could be for a tangential reason".