Sentence examples for largely inconsequential from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

Nice little touches, but mostly inconsequential.

The sites for some towns are full of articles, while others are largely filled with inconsequential briefs.

And since most Israelis have little faith in the current Palestinian leadership or the likelihood of a peace deal being enforced by it, Mr. Olmert's embrace of negotiations has been largely dismissed as inconsequential.

FESCO's work has been inconsequential though, largely because it does not have any official status.

The off-stage negotiations overshadowed the fifth day of public meetings between negotiators appointed by the two chambers, which was supposed to focus on rules limiting banks from investing their own money, but instead largely was consumed by a lively but inconsequential debate about the government's role in mortgage lending.