Sentence examples for regarded as inconsequential from inspiring English sources
Choice of clothing might rightly be regarded as inconsequential in the context of a terrorist movement carrying out atrocities against its western enemies but, as the French case shows, the influence of repressive and discriminatory legislation on vulnerable young minds should not be ruled out.
Vertebral spinal haemangiomas typically follow a benign course and are regularly regarded as inconsequential, although a small proportion may cause neurological symptoms necessitating active management.
Key and Prime Minister Helen Clark agreed a compromise - giving police the discretion to overlook smacking they regarded as "inconsequential".
Originally regarded as inconsequential species-specific features, increasing evidence suggests discrete developmental identities.
The actual size of the change in "overall" satisfaction was less than 1percentt and must be regarded as inconsequential.
Discomfort, induration at the site of the inoculation, and pain are common features following vaccination in children but are regarded as inconsequential.
And to prove his point, he said that net migration over the past two years was just 50,000 - which he regards as relatively inconsequential, compared with a net increase in the effective size of the labour force of more than 500,000 due to people retiring later and wanting to work longer hours.
While "many members of the Washington Establishment dismiss him as simply a publicity hound," says Kenneth T. Walsh in U.S. News and World Report, "it would be wrong to regard him as inconsequential".
In the ICU, postoperative delirium often goes unnoticed, as it is regarded as commonplace after surgery, or an expected and inconsequential outcome of mechanical ventilation and other necessary life-saving treatments [ 6].
All small, all fairly inconsequential, but all bring me a far greater feeling of fulfilment than any office job I would once have ironically regarded as all-defining.
