Sentence examples for inconsequential in terms from inspiring English sources
"It's very good supplemental income," Mr. Sladkus said, "but relatively inconsequential in terms of the whole budget".
"Objects close to us may be inconsequential in terms of the whole universe but they are important to us," Dr. Gott and his colleagues write in a paper describing their map and posted on the physics Web site at arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0310571. How to do justice both to the grandeur and the complexity of the universe?
It's inconsequential in terms of quantum.
A series of thunderstorms that have hit California in recent weeks may have delivered devastating torrents of rain in some areas, but on the whole they were "inconsequential" in terms of easing the state's worsening drought, according to a report issued Thursday.
Chang said that some of DirecTV's customers had requested that it restore Versus but said it was "a relatively inconsequential number in terms of a raw percentage of our customer base" of 18 million subscribers.
The skirmishing over the fiscal 2006 budget is thus a relatively inconsequential exercise in terms of deficit reduction.
The story is shockingly inconsequential, both in terms of the overall Marvel cinematic universe and even in terms of stand-alone Avengers movies.
While Tumblr is inconsequential to Verizon in terms of making its Yahoo deal profitable, it's still unknown how it will fit in with Verizon's ad strategy in the future – that is, if Verizon will forget the site and leave it alone, or perhaps even invest it in its further development in a way that Yahoo failed to do.
While Tumblr is inconsequential to Verizon in terms of making its Yahoo deal profitable, it's still unknown how it will fit in with Verizon's ad strategy in the future – that is, if Verizon will forget the site and leave it alone, or perhaps even invest it in its further development in a way that Yahoo failed to do.
My own white great-grandparent is as inconsequential as the color of my palms in terms of my status as a black person in the United States.
Yet it was in Mr. Magloire's work that New Chamber Ballet risked being inconsequential in both expressive and musical terms.
