If government is "inconsequential" in this sphere, then continued American decline is inevitable.
"Mr Nixon needlessly exposed himself to questions on detail that are on the record and are inconsequential in their interpretation".
Kim Josephson's Sharpless was inconsequential in Act I, but gained in depth and audibility in the second half of the opera.
However much the collection may be worth on the market today, this figure is inconsequential in comparison to its long-term value to the city and region as a cultural asset.
"Objects close to us may be inconsequential in terms of the whole universe but they are important to us," Dr. Gott and his colleagues write in a paper describing their map and posted on the physics Web site at arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0310571. How to do justice both to the grandeur and the complexity of the universe?
Unfortunately for the Europeans, their own demand may be inconsequential in setting the global price, which is more dependent on America and China.The inflationary impact is clearer in the developing world, where raw materials are a bigger proportion of the shopping basket: Indian food prices, for example, have risen by 18% over the past 12 months.
Nothing is inconsequential in Bovell's plot, which in the second half uses the same actors – John Simm, Kerry Fox, Ian Hart and Lucy Cohu – adroitly playing different characters: among them, a man whose wife has disappeared, the wife who is calling him on the phone and a troubled psychotherapist, while a thriller-style video flickers in the background.
It's inconsequential in terms of quantum.
However, this limitation is inconsequential in practice since earnings of informal workers are difficult to monitor.
But he finds them to be inconsequential in these days of low transaction costs.
