Sentence examples for of no consequence to from inspiring English sources

"Spivs and speculators are of no consequence" to the long-term future of Royal Mail.

"Whatever issues they had, it's of no consequence to me," he said.

But that may be of no consequence to those who store a smaller amount of data.

They are of no consequence to Indian politics, but they matter to the Indian economy.

But she said the discrepancy was of no consequence to her. "He is so lovely and so much fun," Ms. Parker said.

This may be of no consequence to you given their primitive technology, but it will make for a far less relaxing holiday.

The total is of absolutely no consequence to Williams, who made $350,000 in the singles tournament and will play in the doubles final Monday with her sister Venus.

The reality that exists in our country today is that millions of otherwise law-abiding, productive, tax-paying adults use marijuana in the privacy of their homes with no consequence to the community, their families or anyone else.

What a person infers from those data about the origin or meaning of our existence has no consequence to how the universe actually is.

"Even if such a meeting took place, if the information was communicated up the chain of command, it is of no real consequence to the issue of fraud," Mr. Berman said.

Even though the PCN treatment did alter pulmonary micro-architecture by inducing iBALT structures and was able to elicit an influx of leukocytes into the airways, these changes to the immune environment of the lung were of no apparent consequence to the well being of the mice.