Sentence examples for nearly inconsequential from inspiring English sources

In state after state and often with considerable success, gun rights groups have cited the federal numbers as proof that the problem is nearly inconsequential and that storage laws are unnecessary.

In going from wimpy, almost inconsequential F-0 to devastating F-5, Dr. Fujita, who died in 1998 after a long career at the University of Chicago, nearly ran out of descriptive terms.

He thinks it's about magnifying the inconsequential.

Now that I have committed to attend Michigan State, I do not receive idle suggestions like I did before, when nearly every encounter with missed friends brought more inconsequential tips for the best places to attend.

The revolutionary nature of virtual reality is inconsequential if it is inaccessible to nearly everyone.

I'm also going to ignore the fact that nearly all of the middle episodes are now inconsequential to the way things have turned out.

But most of his films were inconsequential.

But today the Court did two things that make repeal of the A.C.A. nearly impossible now: it has given its not-inconsequential stamp of legitimacy to the law, and it has made the parliamentary path of repeal through Congress highly unlikely and probably impossible, at least in the near future.

Death has become so inconsequential on "American Horror Story: Coven" that nearly everyone who was killed off in the past is now walking the earth with the living.

It was no inconsequential drought for a country that has averaged nearly three champions a year on the tour over the last decade.

First, non-coated control tubes showed dramatically less cellular adhesion than tubes designed for active capture (by nearly two orders of magnitude), indicating that non-specific cellular adhesion is inconsequential and does not contribute to the CD34+ cell enrichment on active capture surfaces.