Sentence examples for of less consequence from inspiring English sources

All this would be of less consequence without the arguments of substance at the centre.

Agreed to be devalued to the point where I'm of less consequence than anyone in the world.

Although the seized valuables are supposed to pay for refugee-related expenditures, the financial impact could be of less consequence.

The concepts were of less consequence than my awareness of who the dancers were, their high caliber, their rarity as the last of a noble line.

Whether climate change is partly or fully implicated in this forest's decimation is of less consequence than the broader picture: climate change is taking an irrevocable and irrefutable toll.

In fact, President Obama must decide which items he will prioritise with China and put these items first, as opposed to other items which he will tell Hu are of less consequence.

Of no less consequence are fundamental facts of scale: a statewide population of 613,000 (smaller than metropolitan Omaha) and an annual budget of a billion dollars — too measly for pomp or, for that matter, lucrative corruption.

These are controversies that might engulf a public company were he the real CEO of, but they are of much less consequence for a less-than-real CEO.

But the objects of their outcries — taxes, deficits, immigration and supposed violations of the Constitution — are of far less consequence than the great failures that plague the nation.

Of less serious consequence are such notions that warts result from masturbation (traditionally considered a polluting or impure practice in conventional Western societies), that there is something dangerous or polluting in intercourse with menstruating women, and that (as in a New York state law) men and women should not have their hair cut or beauty services performed in the same room.

Such actions are permitted, not just in the weak sense that there is no obligation not to do them, but also in the strong sense that one is permitted to do them even though they are productive of less good consequences than their alternatives (Moore 2008).