Sentence examples for inconsequential compared from inspiring English sources

This is mild, even inconsequential, compared with what other journalists have experienced while reporting on Trump.

"The danger of the cleanup is inconsequential compared to the danger of not cleaning it up," Mr. Amper said.

"Any delayed effects of" the 1986 amnesty "were inconsequential compared with the incentives created by U.S. job growth," he said.

That's right Nic, the daily cultivation of acres of land and herds of cattle is pretty inconsequential compared to the daily cultivation of one's Tumblr.

If the government loses any money that loss would be inconsequential compared to the loss that our economy would suffer from millions of additional foreclosures.

In college sports, 2011 will be remembered as the year when the action on the field was often inconsequential compared with the scandals that blazed off it.

But such matters are inconsequential when compared with the long-term harm should the deal be approved, as seems inevitable.

Any rise in city revenue, Ms. Quinn added, "will be inconsequential when compared to the public nuisance of further commercializing public services".

But ultimately the model just makes sense, and the best analysts have realized that the amount they make from selling reports is inconsequential when compared with the potential returns that a large public following could produce.

The significance of those 34 days of destruction in the Levant in 2006 may have seemed inconsequential when compared to the ongoing fitna, or intra-Islamic sectarian warfare, in Iraq.

Although this 3% amount seems inconsequential, when compared to possible financial implications for hospitals, this possible error may result in over- or underpaying hospitals by millions of Euros.