"My career's vicissitudes have all been of my own doing," he said, "and my malice toward Hoover, which was always small, and his malice toward me, which seems to have been outsized, were alike inconsequential for help or harm".
Collateral damage to inconsequential people.
But such matters are inconsequential when compared with the long-term harm should the deal be approved, as seems inevitable.
Indeed, the coat of deep charcoal gray is integral to the grandeur of this unexpected urban majesty -- the anchorages look as if nothing could harm them, certainly nothing so inconsequential as a coating of grit.
While generally positive, screening for the early detection of cancer can lead to overdiagnosis, resulting in the overtreatment of inconsequential disease and thereby unwarranted physical and emotional harm [ 9].
14 16 Previous non-randomised trials involving lung cancer screening with spiral CT scanning have indicated that lung cancer screening may lead to harm in the form of overdiagnosis of inconsequential lung cancer.
Overdiagnosis and the resulting overtreatment of inconsequential disease are considered the most serious and important harms associated with early detection of cancer through screening, 1 2 3 generating morbidity that adds to the societal burden of cancer in medical, psychological, and economic terms.
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.
Such non-deceptive untruths are not to be confused with white lies, i.e., harmless lies (Bok 1978, 58; Sweetser 1987, 54; 52 n. 73) or prosocial lies (also called social lies), i.e., lies that do not harm social life but protect it (Meibauer 2014, 152; Sweetser 1987, 54), or fibs, i.e., inconsequential lies told for selfish reasons (Sweetser 1987, 54).
But they seem inconsequential.
Personality characteristics were inconsequential.
