Sentence examples for inconsequential damage from inspiring English sources

We talked for a while about the way the West Berliners have reacted to the provocation of the wall, and the fact that, aside from the demonstrations following Peter Fechter's death and the setting off of a few explosive charges at the wall, which caused inconsequential damage, they have created no incidents.

Splitting his fire proved to be a poor decision as the Japanese 8 inches and six-inch guns inflicted inconsequential damage on the Russian ships, which concentrated all their fire on their opponents with some effect.

Although only inconsequential residential damage occurred at Woopen Creek and Yungaburra, damage at Tully was more serious, with considerable flooding, destruction to six houses, damage to a police station, and a localized blackout.

And with authorization, a military strike that proved inconsequential would damage U.S. credibility.

We are told that this has helped to keep us safe, and that any loss of civil liberties and sense of privacy is but collateral damage, inconsequential in the grand sweep of things.

Due to our lack of fiscal responsibility, it's not until we're adults that we're forced to deal with these economic misfortunes and by then it's rendered inconsequential because the damage has already been done.

The incident was of itself inconsequential, with minimal damage and no casualties on either side, but it marked a symbolic moment in the deterioration of relations between Britain and France in the approach to war, which broke out on 1 February 1793.

It's inconsequential in terms of quantum.

Collateral damage to inconsequential people.

Because one treatment for the condition involves removing part of the brain, the implant will be tested by attaching it to tissue that will be removed an hour or so later, rendering any damage from the device inconsequential.

It's these micro-inequities that do the most damage – the small, seemingly inconsequential ways in which people are excluded or discounted that, over time, erode confidence, value and worth and reinforce a culture that is not inclusive.