Sentence examples for barely consequential from inspiring English sources
The television industry sells nearly 25 million sets a year, so the sale of a few HDTV's is barely consequential.
Instead, Mr. Kerry and his advisers have been riven over how to handle a rival who once seemed barely consequential: Howard Dean of Vermont.
Climate change might be one of the most consequential issues facing the planet, but it barely got a mention in the three 90-minute presidential debates: Fewer than five and a half minutes all told, according to the environmental website Grist.
President Gerald Ford had barely been in office for a month when he made the most consequential decision of his short presidency: To pardon Richard M. Nixon.
So far, a push for lighter regulation, including easing financial sector rules — a theme Trump barely mentioned on the campaign trail — has been one of the most consequential policy changes introduced by top Trump administration officials.
Reagan was consequential.
These distinctions are consequential.
On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.
Traditional authority is consequential.
Consequential amendments to other provisions.
