Sentence examples for inconsequential for from inspiring English sources
"inconsequential for" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You could use this phrase to suggest that something is not relevant or important for a particular purpose. For example, you could say: "The details of the plan are largely inconsequential for our goals."
"That's kind of inconsequential for me," she said.
Although, I must say that I've seen diet and nutrition prove utterly inconsequential for some players.
If Rahman chooses to fight Tyson, the Izon bout becomes inconsequential for now.
Such a detail may seem inconsequential for many users, but it can be important.
Such an error is inconsequential for ships at sea, but it disqualifies the Transit system for the navigation of aircraft.
Instead, fuel-efficient crossovers like the BMW X1, Buick Encore and Mini Countryman are creating a niche that, not long ago, would have seemed too inconsequential for carmakers and consumers to bother with.
A divergence of the scores for the inactive molecules is inconsequential; however, for the top-ranked ones, which are expected to be active, a good correlation is crucial in guiding the experimental tests.
But the cooking is almost inconsequential, save for the opening interaction he has with the audience, who have brought him food to prepare.
It was no inconsequential drought for a country that has averaged nearly three champions a year on the tour over the last decade.
(Stephen Holden) 'BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE 2' (PG-13, 98 minutes) Martin Lawrence is back in fat-lady drag in this inconsequential sequel for undemanding moviegoers.
"I was always afraid the landlord was going to evict us," Ms. Handon remembered — not an inconsequential fear for a woman like her who had once been homeless.
