Sentence examples for of no practical consequence from inspiring English sources

He'd retire soon; the long-term future of the New York Giants was of no practical consequence to him.

This is of no practical consequence, however, because tests have shown that the atomic clock provides a time scale of very high accuracy.

They insisted that, as it had not been drafted by any official procedure, the deal struck by hand-picked leaders was just a "miscellaneous document" of no practical consequence.

Steve Knott, the chief executive of the Australian Mines and Metals Association, said the decision to scrap the promised 1.5% corporate tax cut would "be of no practical consequence to those large employers which would have also been required to pay the PPL levy".

Kaplan's point is that it is of no practical consequence to us whether we have Gettier-proof justified true belief i.e., knowledge rather than just justified true belief, and hence there is no specific reason to value knowledge over justified true belief.

Practically this is dealt with by the choice of δ since (d_{H_{0} }(p in [0,delta)) implies that H 0 holds to the accuracy required in the application. In other words, H 0 holds whenever the difference between the true model and the logistic regression model is of no practical consequence as measured by (d_{H_{0}}).

The resolution, which passed with the support of several normally reliably pro-Saudi members of Congress, has no practical consequences.

Peirce grounds this on his pragmatic maxim, a logical rule that shows the emptiness of 'concepts' which have no practical consequences.

There were no practical consequences of not modeling the zero variance at the facility level.

These results suggested that this type of structure might be of practical consequence with the development of a microlaboratory for biowarfare applications.

And losing the ability to vote is no longer a practical consequence of imprisonment, as it may once have been.