Sentence examples similar to effectively inconsequential from inspiring English sources
In other words, budget policy should strive to limit potential disruptions by making the on-budget surplus economically inconsequential when the debt is effectively paid off.
Budget policy should strive to make the surplus outside of the Social Security system "economically inconsequential when the debt is effectively paid off," and it is "far better, in my judgment, that the surpluses be lowered by tax reductions than by spending increases," Mr. Greenspan said.
It may seem churlish or utterly inconsequential, but if you're invested in your Ghostbusters fandom, then someone coming along and making new stuff can effectively lower your status, reduce your sense of control, add uncertainty that you can't address, all of which are things our brains don't deal with very well.
Personality characteristics were inconsequential.
But they seem inconsequential.
CHRISTINA SWARNS: Inconsequential.
You inconsequential little stain.
The exchange was inconsequential.
Inconsequential," he says.
It's not inconsequential.
