And their punishment is inconsequential.
The inevitable penalties were shrugged off as inconsequential.
That afternoon, swinging my own small stick, I admitted to a group of students, faculty and administrators that I thought the penalties were absurd and the violations inconsequential in a system that was basically corrupt.
The early part of the second half was a similarly stodgy affair, with another missed Humphreys penalty coming at the end of a spell of largely inconsequential attacks from both sides.
Wenger could not even name a full list of substitutes because of a mix-up with Ryo Miyaichi, and Fabianski's penalty save, after Arjen Robben had coaxed a foul from Koscielny, was inconsequential.
Mr. Wilson's article about the Columbia Law School study that concluded that inept lawyering and legal errors occur in a significant number of death penalty cases seems to treat legal error as if it were inconsequential and at the same time challenges death penalty opponents to prove that truly innocent people have been executed.
Long before ascending to the Supreme Court, Thurgood Marshall battled the death penalty on behalf of Black lives in the South that were diminished and treated as inconsequential, cheap, abbreviated, and expendable.
The fact that Landon Donovan earned a penalty kick four minutes later, and gave LA the lead for the first time, was almost inconsequential.
In the history of capital punishment in America, the 2010 case of Jeffrey Landrigan seems inconsequential, but it is worth revisiting now because it shows how hard the conservative majority has tried to avoid grappling with the grisly realities of this execution method and, really, with the death penalty in general.
But they seem inconsequential.
Personality characteristics were inconsequential.
