Sentence examples for is largely inconsequential from inspiring English sources

Today the river is "largely inconsequential," Mr. Ultan said.

"Obviously this is a tiny step in the right direction – potentially making it easier to penalise less serious cases – but anyone who understands this issue must recognise that it is largely inconsequential".

However, Banc of America said the shift to broadband is "largely inconsequential" since Time Warner has the ability to scale down its cost structure as the number of dial-up users decline.

The plot is largely inconsequential, since it's just an excuse for high-adrenalin fights and chases.

On a wider scale, Parma are largely inconsequential these days.

Her 15 points were largely inconsequential, and far below her average of 25.2 points.

But most of what voters did was largely inconsequential in the prosperous 1990's.

But Lee Saunders, the council's director, argued that the merit-pay language was largely inconsequential.

Roughly Speaking was largely inconsequential, but Curtiz's other film of 1945, Mildred Pierce, was one of his best.

His average time on ice during the playoffs was a measly 16:02, fifth among Bruins defenseman and he was largely inconsequential.

His report, it says, misleadingly notes "positive steps" taken by Azerbaijan that either took place before the reporting period began or were largely inconsequential.