Sentence examples for may be inconsequential from inspiring English sources

This case may be inconsequential in the tides of legal history.

For some purposes, high lightfastness is essential; but for others it may be inconsequential.

For example, a drought that devastates protozoans in a temporary pond may be inconsequential to an elephant.

These and other variations may be inconsequential to fitness and could be the mere results of random chance.

Overall our results suggest that in shallow coastal waters, modified with allochthonous matter from river discharge, light attenuation may be inconsequential for the basal producer balance, whereas increased allochthonous carbon, especially if readily bioavailable, favors bacteria over phytoplankton.

It may be inconsequential as to where the Premiers' Plate and indeed A-League trophy end up, but for the Central Coast Mariners, Western Sydney Wanderers and Newcastle Jets, it's a barb all the same.

In this study, 29% of subjects fit the two criteria and were designated as having a good prognosis with manipulation, suggesting this sub-group of patients may not be inconsequential.

Importantly, the curves in panels C and D show that at relatively low ligand concentrations and very small or large values of ε, B0 is appreciable and the bias from affinity differences may not be inconsequential and should be considered with pathway efficacy when characterizing drug behavior.

The story may be essentially inconsequential but the set-pieces (including a flashy firefight in the woods) are fun, the traps and gadgets ingenious, and the overall air entertaining – not something I would have expected to say of Ritchie a few years ago.

The additions to the template may be broadly inconsequential (TV-style race replays, tracks with sections that rise into the air and twirl, drivers' pigtails that flap in the wind), but the execution is unrivalled — the humorous animations, the high-contrast vistas, the nimiety of customization options.

At the very least, this means that follower counts don't make too much of a difference, and engagement (i.e "likes") may be equally inconsequential.