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.
In order to get the relationship with Russia we want, prevent Iran from having a nuclear weapon, and "contain North Korea," we simply must drop an inconsequential number of bombs on Syria.
However, our current analyses and previous reabstraction studies 9 10 indicate that any potential manipulation of data may occur in only an inconsequential number of facilities.
The relatively inconsequential number and non-significance of sorting events (pollinator extinction independent of the host) detected in this study (Table 3) might be a consequence of low extinction probability overall [ 56].
If these stores also interfere and disable updates to these apps then I think by the time February then a lot of this may be inconsequential because the number of remaining users will have already diminished so greatly," GreatFire's pseudonymous co-founder Charlie Smith said in a statement.
Alfred was bewildered by the number of inconsequential characters, yet he was determined to strive, to seek, to find and not to yield.
"We didn't know if this was a big number or inconsequential".
"The numbers are almost inconsequential," said Kip D. Penniman Jr., a credit analyst with KDP Investment Advisors.
Although those numbers are not inconsequential, they represent just a small portion of the 230,000 women given a breast cancer diagnosis each year, and a fraction of the 39 million women who undergo mammograms each year in the United States.
Now 1,000 are applying every month, a number that sounds inconsequential until you consider Ireland's relatively tiny size, less than half the size of North Carolina.
