The wrongness of the book itself is relatively inconsequential.
That lesson may seem tangential, even relatively inconsequential and workaday.
Neuroscience Biobehaviroal Review, 2007 Oct 4. while for others it is relatively inconsequential.
Officials tend to go weak at the knees when even relatively inconsequential companies fall into distress.
Most of the time, such actions are relatively inconsequential — except when perceived and judged by people of severe moral standards.
As documented by Bloomberg News, the listed actions include ones initiated by previous presidents, double counting and relatively inconsequential steps.
Indeed, Datacom, while relatively inconsequential to Lockheed in financial terms, is now being watched closely by its parent company.
Or has war grown so humdrum, so relatively inconsequential, that a nationwide acclamation is no longer to be expected?
"It's very good supplemental income," Mr. Sladkus said, "but relatively inconsequential in terms of the whole budget".
The tail ends of cellular protein templates, regions often thought relatively inconsequential, may actually play a role in preventing normal cells from becoming cancerous.
A concession on language may have seemed relatively inconsequential as compared to the substance of talks carried out with China behind closed doors a potential negotiation win-win.
