Sentence examples similar to immaterial consequences from inspiring English sources
These issues may, for example, be related to the fact that the assessment is likely to have both material (e.g. financial) and immaterial (e.g. emotional) consequences for the claimant, there is a lot at stake for the claimant, and the claimants is more or less obligated to attend the assessment.
Now, an initial and seemingly plausible response to this is that if all physical events have physical explanations, as Davidson clearly believes, then the thinking/existence of this immaterial mind could have no causal consequences.
When I look further afield, and I see the plain numbers in America's penal system, the privatization of prisons for profit, the ways the mandatory sentencing laws are plainly written to target "minorities," whether that is an intended consequence or not is immaterial.
In any organization, there are so many small decisions everyday that seem immaterial, but later turn out to have vast consequences.
"In terms of narrow financial consequences, the impact for RBS is pretty immaterial.
There is no case in which this court has held that the intent with which the shareholder got rid of his stock was of no consequence; certainly no case in which the intent was held to be immaterial, when coupled with knowledge or reasonable belief upon the part of the transferror that the bank was insolvent or in a failing condition.
