Sentence examples for no inconsequential from inspiring English sources

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

That's no inconsequential sum, but it's far less than the cost of creating and maintaining a beach or in-ground pool.

This dynamic, the on-set energy, is by no means inconsequential, Dukovic said.

The new colors are soothing pastels and earth tones, a switch that is by no means inconsequential.

Politically, however, the disbursement of resources is by no means inconsequential.

According to the study, since 2010 "the percentage of respondents who said their organization had multiple breaches increased from 60%to79%9%." Also by no means inconsequential is the fact that medical identity theft -- where an imposter uses a victim's credentials to obtain health care--nearly doubled in the past five years, from 1.4 million adult victims to more than 2.3 million in 2014.

3 To maximise the benefit of testing for human papillomavirus DNA in cervical screening, a practical diagnostic algorithm that avoids positive human papillomavirus findings in women with no or inconsequential cervical intraepithelial neoplasia is therefore warranted.

This was the point of a computer that enabled you to customize virtually every setting, no matter how inconsequential, so that no two users had the exact same experience.

Could a potential donor feel as if their gift is inconsequential? A. No.

And to anyone who might decry this revelation as irrelevant or inconsequential, look no further than last Thursday's White House press briefing, during which Robert Gibbs was pressed by ABC's Jake Tapper about President Obama's position on same-sex marriage in light of the Clinton reversal.

The assumption that the 'dinged' states of athletic concussions were medically inconsequential could no longer be supported.