Sentence examples for inconsequential contact from inspiring English sources
They eventually began to make inconsequential contact, which did not stop them from serving as pawns in the latest masterpiece by Johnson, an imposing left-hander.
Jones wondered how the referees ignored a "clear foul" against the Lakers' Derek Fisher — a sequence ending with a layup by Kobe Bryant — yet called a foul on inconsequential contact by the Kings Scott Pollard that led to Bryant's 3-point play.
Mr. Gonzales wrote Mr. Waxman on June 29 that Mr. Rove "took care to comply with applicable conflict of interest rules" in part because he "either had passing, inconsequential contacts or participated in broad policy discussions, neither of which presents an ethical problem under applicable regulations".
The referee's decision, that Hooiveld had played the ball and that any contact with the man was inconsequential, was the right one.
We're trapped in a world of constant contact, most of it irrelevant or inconsequential.
Trump's camp has maintained that contact between the campaign and Russia was inconsequential and in some cases nonexistent, a claim that has proved untrue.
Contact with extraterrestrial intelligence would not be completely inconsequential for religion.
Whether they can work together depends on cracking the culture of isolation in many schools, where each teacher is cloistered behind the classroom door and contact between them is too often, as Mr. Plaks put it, "brief, incomplete and often inconsequential".
Such delays are not inconsequential, ranging between 6 and 8 years for those with mood disorders who do eventually make treatment contact [ 31].
But they seem inconsequential.
