Sentence examples for limited consequence from inspiring English sources

But the riskiest countries already have been shut out of financial markets, so the possibility of a panic reaction is of limited consequence.

But while the symbolism of a children's holiday may be of limited consequence, the contemptible racial attitudes it has exposed are not.

By the end, the three tasks seem of limited consequence, whereas the fate of Vidal — and of the steel-willed housekeeper, Mercedes (Maribel Verdú), who has taken Ofelia to her bosom — tightens to a merciless climax.

We therefore present direct in vivo evidence to support earlier work which has hypothesised that organic N may be of only limited consequence in high input agricultural systems.

This is of limited consequence since it is well established that most procurement is done through local presence in procurement markets.

However, these first deposits, and later discoveries in Southern California mountains, attracted little notice and were of limited consequence economically.

If I wanted to, I could split and suffer limited consequences.

Indeed, replays showed that Kemp was out by about six inches, and the Mets would suffer the limited consequences.

The (limited) consequences hereof are investigated in Appendix 2.

The comparably high costs of stool cultures do not seem justified given the low yield and limited consequences.

Although in the short term these proposals had limited consequences (Shang Yang's legacy was still openly defended by the government representative during the court debates in 81 BCE), in the long term the attitude toward Legalists changed.