Sentence examples for inconsequential information from inspiring English sources
The tweet said "we want you to get notifications that matter" – an implication that being added to a user's Twitter list was inconsequential information.
The definition was 'a short burst of inconsequential information,' and 'chirps from birds'.
Even if we think of ourselves as logical and deliberative, we still make decisions and judgments based not entirely on the facts of the matter, but upon seemingly inconsequential information, random cues that we take from the world around us.
("Googol" is the digit 1 followed by 100 zeros; a "yahoo" is a rude, noisy or violent person; "Facebook" is the nickname for the student directory at Phillips Exeter Academy, where Mark Zuckerberg went to high school; "twitter" is a short burst of inconsequential information).
People should recognize that a wealth of both critical and inconsequential genetic information is becoming available.
Assume that he conspired to deliver even inconsequential classified information about nuclear weapons research, would that define him as an atomic spy? "I could accept that that could be true," she said.
As we mentioned before, the sampling uncertainty surrounding the sample mean (mu ) is asymptotically inconsequential because the information matrix is block diagonal.
Conversations tended to switch between clarifying information, inconsequential comments, comments about the referrer, comments about risk and reiterating what has already been said.
Scanning through the information felt inconsequential and sterile, a bit like weighing your life in coffee spoons.
Mr. Fisch added that to characterize the information as inconsequential "overlooks the fact that what was disclosed was the content of sworn testimony before the commission, testimony which implicated members of the Spitzer administration as potentially having suborned perjury".
Otherwise, this information might seem inconsequential like the minutiae the news feed shows if you constantly check it.
