Sentence examples for not of much consequence from inspiring English sources

That Anand surprised Karpov with an opening not known to be in his bag was not of much consequence.

While the company's valuation has been surging, its financials are currently not of much consequence yet, with revenues standing at just $3.8 million in Q3 2018.

And in Switzerland, tax fraud was a crime but tax evasion was only a civil matter and not of much consequence.

The differences in "Rogue and Rabbit" — between black and white, metropolitan antics and otherworldly spaciousness, rag and gamelan, comic and sublime — aren't easy to feel and aren't of much consequence.

That clearly is not good for them, but unless it actually makes people less likely to vote Republican in real elections it isn't of much consequence.

What happened to the Cavaliers and Raptors: Miami was so good during this time that the picks it relinquished weren't of much consequence.

By itself, this revenue loss would not be of much consequence; what matters much more is the dynamics that this deal sets in place.

Still, the difference between a literary novel and a genre-oriented one is not usually of much consequence to readers — nor is it particularly apparent to most writers, who tend to see the same blank page no matter what kind of book they sit down to work on.

The prediction of Swi6 binding to the Rfx1 promoter may not be of much consequence, perhaps activating Rfx1 to insure its presence during G1/S-phase.

The Donald who was my friend had only one head, and it was not a head of much consequence.

Then he ran for President, and ran, like multi-headed Cerberus, " 'Mongst horrid shapes, and shrieks, and sights unholy". (Milton again, same poem). The Donald who was my friend had only one head, and it was not a head of much consequence.