Sentence examples for inconsequential bit from inspiring English sources

Millie, the woman tube driver in Underground Ernie, has an inconsequential bit part.

On the surface, it might look like an inconsequential bit of European Union regulation.

They can be thrown off course by such inconsequential bits of data as applicants' compliments or remarks on arbitrary topics thus inadvertently undoing a lot of the work that went into establishing parameters for the job and collecting applicants' data.

Then, he suggested, you might go around to various companies and offer inconsequential bits of funding – $100,000 here and there – while pointing out how helpful your "influence" in the press could be.

Sooner or later the world outside the conference chamber, in the form of deteriorating economies, angry electorates or a divisive foreign war, is likely to disrupt even the most elegant political compromises and legal drafting.Dismissing European treaties as inconsequential bits of paper has, admittedly, often proved a mistake in the past.

That may seem a bit inconsequential, but you might have said the same thing about Snapchat's short, self-destructing messages -- and that company is valued at $19 billion now.

While Facebook's algorithm might seem a bit inconsequential compared to a cancer-detecting robot, Zuckerberg said his company is in a key position to further AI research in general. .

Scanning through the information felt inconsequential and sterile, a bit like weighing your life in coffee spoons.

You'll miss a bit of inconsequential business at Rick's bar, albeit with some word-class repartee between Bogey and a twinkly Claude Rains.

For consumers, what sounds like a bit of inconsequential Internet plumbing actually means that a long overhyped notion is a step closer to reality: viewing a video clip or Internet application on a TV or mobile phone.

The fact that members of his crew have come out in support of their Captain is inconsequential and perhaps a little bit troubling.