Sentence examples for hardly inconsequential from inspiring English sources
This was hardly inconsequential.
Given these far-reaching effects on interstate commerce, the decision to forego insurance is hardly inconsequential or equivalent to "doing nothing". Rather than evaluating the constitutionality of the minimum coverage provision in the manner established by our precedents, THE CHIEF JUSTICE relies on a newly minted constitutional doctrine.
(Kalmick guesses that they'll take five days to arrive for most people). Judging from the last few elections, those votes are hardly inconsequential: They made up 38% of all votes in 2004, 48% in 2006 and 47% in 2008, according to City Clerk Joan Flynn.
That is hardly an inconsequential gesture on a street where some retailers position conspicuously armed guards near the front door.
Retail coffee is hardly an inconsequential market.
These factors hardly make the law inconsequential -- particularly now that legislators in another state, Arkansas, have passed a similar statute and sent it to their governor to sign.
The specs for the "new" Mac Pro had hardly changed, except for a tiny, inconsequential processor clock bump.
I say all of this not as someone with a specific political preference (I do have a candidate of choice, and it's hardly a secret, but it's inconsequential for current purposes) but as someone who deals in message strategy for a living, and who can tell when a value proposition isn't going to get the job done.
Most of these get-togethers are so tedious and inconsequential that many of the diplomats and journalists who attended them can hardly recall them, either.
Personality characteristics were inconsequential.
