Sentence examples for inconsequential use of from inspiring English sources

Examples include a lack of involvement by employees and middle managers leading to an inconsequential use of service charters in daily practice [ 22] and the service charter becoming seen as a disciplinary device or as a criticism of the service offered [ 23] resulting in the charter being targeted for serious criticisms by employees [ 24].

The implications of this false use of rhetoric is neither trivial nor inconsequential; rather, it has serious implications for the millions of Muslim Americans living in the United States.

No wonder the Republicans want voters to focus on Hillary's use of a private email server that was both legal and totally inconsequential.

Within the subtrait of physical aggression, however, the degree of trait manifestation proved inconsequential for impulsive aggression, but exposure to the violent film segment resulted in more frequent use of impulsive aggressive responses than exposure to the innocuous film segment.

Here Hindemith uses some inconsequential tunes of von Weber as thematic materials for a glittery and clever orchestral showpiece.

For one, cellular yields are inconsequential when using stem cells due to the ability to scale undifferentiated cell populations, whereas primary embryonic sources of endothelial cells and particularly BMECs are nearly impossible to obtain in significant amounts.

Under normal conditions, this proteins role is inconsequential because of the rapidity of its degradation.

Mr Thorpe perfectly captures the inconsequential nature of adolescence heart-thumping intensity, cadolescence heart-thumpingnesty.

Inconsequential corners of rooms.

National citizenship would be a legally inconsequential form of membership.

With WannaCry, he notes that only an "inconsequential" amount of keys were returned to victims.