Sentence examples for of no real consequence from inspiring English sources
Annoying, but of no real consequence.
"Caffeine is a mild diuretic and of no real consequence in the amounts normally consumed.
It's a traditional Puritan sentiment: this world is of no real consequence – what matters is the world to come.
Congress must not walk in lock step behind a president who has been so callous to proceed without reservation as if the war was of no real consequence.
On the other hand, in the psychoanalytic session, what you want or demand consciously is of no real consequence: psychoanalysis after all, is the narrative of the unconscious.
Mr. Jurkowsky said the new law "is of no real consequence," and is purely symbolic, but supporters say it is more than political pocket change.
Second, the support of Russia, China and Iran, along with the continued declaration of the international community that there will be no military intervention, has left him assured of no real consequences to his actions.
It would fall short of outright impeachment, with no real consequence other than the announcement of the vote itself and a good measure of humiliation.
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My committee made it quite plain that she appeared to have suffered no real consequence of the really quite severe criticism that she had been subjected to by Pollard".
There is no real consequence of Kill Stealing other then one given by players, but Fame does make an impact on the game equipment wise.
