it's of little consequence

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It's of little consequence that Brand's Arthur, in a seeming sop to new sensibilities, passes through rehab and cleans up his act, because so much of his behavior — and of the film's action — is overwhelmingly cartoonish and trivial.

His hands are tiny, but it's of little consequence because he gets to balls that other receivers won't even touch.

Jacob Rees-Mogg, who chairs the backbench European Research Group, said the research had been "so widely leaked and ridiculed for its approach that it is of little consequence".

Strategically, it was of little consequence.

As an astronomical body, it is of little consequence.

At the time orchids were considered to be so abundant it was of little consequence.

The weapon of surprise was lost, although against the Greeks it was of little consequence.

Of course it matters to teachers and management, because that is what we as professionals are judged on, but it is of little consequence to the children themselves.

It was of little consequence until last October, when investigators determined that the anthrax in the nation's first major bioterrorism attack matched the "Ames strain".

Trans fats do occur naturally in the guts of cows and sheep, so there are small amounts even in the most organic of butters, but it is of little consequence.

If both branches were to say yes or no, it was of little consequence which should say yes or no first, which last.