They know very well what Judaism has done for the world, but they don't care because they feel that compared to the harm that Jews are causing, our contribution is inconsequential.
But their contributions proved inconsequential after Hefner's first-inning strife.
And the performances are terrific, with the cast making their own contributions to the inconsequential chatter with which these characters deceive themselves they're living acceptable existences.
Political scientists are quick to point out, however, that corporate campaign contributions are not entirely inconsequential: they can help gain access to legislators, which facilitates lobbying.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican who is the leading Congressional opponent of campaign finance reform, says the opinion is inconsequential to the ongoing battle over banning the unregulated contributions to political parties known as soft money.
During the H2 regime, three watersheds with greatest glaciated surfaces straddling the Karakoram Mountains contribute 48 54% of flows at Shatial Bridge, a point upstream of Tarbela reservoir up to which rainfall contributions to river discharges in UIB are inconsequential.
That the social sciences contribution is only 2.1%, however, is confronting evidence of how inconsequential the social sciences are considered to be for understanding and managing these NTDs.
As a consequence, the contribution of dust particles, which are significantly smaller than λ, becomes inconsequential to the total signal.
The potential contribution of involuntary muscle activity artifact to the BCI control signal was found to be inconsequential, while the detected signal was consistent with brain activity originating near the motor cortex.
The Village Voices Nick Pinkteron said that the film "deserves credit as a clean, well-turned job, fleet and funny and inconsequential," and appreciated the cast, praising Leoni as the "best thing going," and Murphy's "inspired" contributions.
