Sentence examples for dismiss as inconsequential from inspiring English sources

There is a long tradition of pride around the team, and the Annual Giving that it generates, directly and indirectly, will be hard to dismiss as inconsequential.

That evidence was dismissed as inconsequential by the probation and parole board last month.

The beauty industry, by contrast, has been dismissed as inconsequential and frivolous, and not worthy of serious scrutiny.

The attempt by Alfonso Robelo and Arturo Cruz, both former Sandinistas, to introduce a contra code of conduct is dismissed as inconsequential.

The agreement tonight -- and the concessions made by Israel earlier in the day -- were dismissed as inconsequential by many militant groups.

If anything, Democrats have grown more enthusiastic in rallying around Mr. Kerry, dismissing as inconsequential their differences with him on this presumably central issue.

And those impulses had their source, at least in part, in an early trip to Italy that Stubbs publicly dismissed as inconsequential.

However, buying such firms can be costly because they command a scarcity premium.The price China pays is often dismissed as inconsequential: what are a few billion in the grand scheme of things?

And since most Israelis have little faith in the current Palestinian leadership or the likelihood of a peace deal being enforced by it, Mr. Olmert's embrace of negotiations has been largely dismissed as inconsequential.

However, if leaks come from the law enforcement community or favor the interests of the prosecutor, such improprieties are ignored or dismissed as inconsequential to the integrity of the grand jury.

There are a lot of reasons why Laura Skandera Trombley spent 16 years working on a book about a woman whom generations of Mark Twain biographers dismissed as inconsequential to his life.