Sentence examples similar to inconsequential measure from inspiring English sources

Now the topic seemed almost quaint and inconsequential when measured against fresh deteriorations in United States-Soviet relations and the Alice-in-Wonderland quality of the statements coming from Tripoli and Washington.

One blessing in these highly volatile markets is that transaction costs are so low that they are virtually inconsequential and measured in fractions of a cent per share.

Though a seemingly inconsequential issue when measured against the prospect of an unhappy marriage, the conflict over the ring has led couples to court.

All tiny actions, inconsequential in isolation, measured in the consumption of minutes and hours, become the collective representation of success over time.

However, this is inconsequential as we use this measure as an activity classification scheme rather than an exact quantification of energy expenditure, 29 and MET scores have been used in this way in several previous studies.

It's funny then, that something so natural and measured against any other standard, so inconsequential, could strike such a bold spark in the constellation of skin anxieties.

On its own, each measure might have seemed inconsequential.

This characteristic makes staircase method measuring the fatigue limit inconsequential, and the fatigue life scatter of the VHCF is far larger than those of low cycle fatigue (LCF) and high cycle fatigue (HCF).

Roughly a third of the measures Congress passes are inconsequential actions such as renaming post offices.

The tragedy of South Lakes Safari Zoo in Cumbria is measured out in those losses – inconsequential or unlucky as they may be seen in the eyes of some, pathetic and terrible in the eyes of others.

Some measures may be extremely expensive yet almost inconsequential.