That is not as inconsequential as it sounds.
"They can't accept that someone as inconsequential as Oswald could have killed someone as consequential as Kennedy," he said.
His adoption by Suvorin was as inconsequential as Kashtanka's adventure with the circus master.
Had Gilmore taken excerpts from her novel, changed the names and published them again as nonfiction, one wonders if it would have been considered equally inconsequential.
Hyundai told N.H.T.S.A. that it planned to ask permission to forgo fixing about 13,100 Sonata Hybrids in the hands of customers because it considered the problem "inconsequential as it relates to motor vehicle safety".
Ten years ago, advertisers considered them inconsequential, remarked Reed Phillips, a media investment banker.
Yesterday, Mr. Jennings said that he considered it inconsequential that the organization had decided to support a challenger.
Since their discovery in 1977, pseudogenes have generally been considered "biologically inconsequential" and non-functional [ 1].
Given the low prevalence of Salmonella, restricted to only one of the dog populations, further statistical comparisons between the household, pet nutrition facility and kennelled dogs was not undertaken as it was considered to be inconsequential.
The team also decided the station would produce longer stories and pass over those considered inconsequential.
