The first time the behavior is exhibited, the consequences should be very inconsequential.
Venting to your friends can be beneficial for catharsis or to solicit advice, but constantly complaining about inconsequential occurrences is very juvenile.
There is very little of Berenson in this book (Richard Davenport-Hines, a brilliant editor, regards his side of the correspondence as generally inconsequential), but BB could be similarly acid.
But the estimates that correspond in the two papers are very similar, so this is inconsequential.
Some of the conflicts he covers were of great historical importance, others utterly inconsequential – and there's very little discrimination here between them.
"There are very high costs associated with even seemingly inconsequential inconsiderate words and actions," adds Pearson.
The costs of electricity in all the fours assessed systems are very low (between 0.02 – 0.05 EUR/hour) and thus inconsequential.
"It's very good supplemental income," Mr. Sladkus said, "but relatively inconsequential in terms of the whole budget".
You could be very assured that the IAEA will detect even marginal, inconsequential breaches or movements from what the Iranians declare that they will do".
Most associations that are claimed to be significant in traditional epidemiology would have very modest, inconsequential Bayes factors (Ioannidis, 2008) if viewed from a Bayesian perspective and their credibility would likely be very tenuous.
