Sentence examples for an inconsequential event from inspiring English sources
Since I am 65 years old, this is not an inconsequential event.
She said the syndrome was evident in the Cheney case, which she described as an inconsequential event that produced an outsize feeding frenzy.
The game – won 6-0 by the interim manager's support team – may appear to be an inconsequential event but, in the context of life at St James Parkk, it was a significant and subversive act that emphasises why he should not be underestimated.
The White House has come up with a severity scheme ranging from Level Zero for an inconsequential event to Level 5 for an emergency — or an attack that poses an "imminent threat" to critical systems such as the power grid, federal government stability or people's lives.
It claimed that the strike was an inconsequential event involving a mere 960,000 strikers (as if that were a small number), instead of the two million reported in the press.
In a seemingly inconsequential event, a woman briefly borrows Scully's pen before they leave Tennessee.
The looping observed may as well be a consequence, rather than a driver, of gene activation, or just as well a totally inconsequential event.
And yesterday afternoon we as in the human beings alive to witness such a significantly inconsequential event like the trillionth pope election in human history elected a new pope named Jorge Bergoglio, aka Pope Francis, who hails from Argentina.
All of this may seem like a heavy burden to place on the coverage of an inconsequential fringe event like the "tea party" protests, but the level of coverage was not inconsequential.
Memories are odd: that which we think we can never forget fades, while an inconsequential, rote event of daily life buries within you, ushering you back to the past.
Hypothesizing that the G-gap is an inconsequential nonsystematic event, irrelevant to diabetes outcomes, it would not then be expected to be associated with distinct subpopulations of human diabetes or to have any sequelae in clinical outcomes.
