Sentence examples for almost inconsequential from inspiring English sources

Some measures may be extremely expensive yet almost inconsequential.

Given all of this, it seemed almost inconsequential when the time came to pay my dues.

Compared with last fall's terrorist attacks, Mr. Harrell's bogus Internet threat seems almost inconsequential.

"The numbers are almost inconsequential," said Kip D. Penniman Jr., a credit analyst with KDP Investment Advisors.

"The summit is now almost inconsequential," Mohamad Bazzi, an adjunct fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, said in a discussion published on the council's Web site.

The Knicks are so banged up, bruised and depleted that their series-opening loss to the Miami Heat seemed almost inconsequential by comparison.

The prize ($125,000 and editorial coverage in Harper's Bazaar, now almost entirely inconsequential) is not dealt out evenly among members of the winning house but rather is given to the last candidate standing.

"Fame is almost an inconsequential by-product of what we're really trying to accomplish.

These data points sound a little anodyne – inconsequential almost – until you start to put them into context.

They argue almost incessantly over inconsequential things and act as if they are watershed beliefs.

Stonehenge is perched at the head of a low ridge, an eminence of chalk that seems inconsequential from almost every viewpoint except this one.