Sentence examples for small consequences from inspiring English sources

A complete and permanent Russian takeover of Crimea, which seems likely, would have small consequences in military terms.

That was already a stretch of governmental discretion, but it was defensible given the law's complexity and the relatively small consequences of delaying this particular mandate.

The people who bear those risks live and work in a country where their deaths carry pitifully small consequences for employers or, it would seem, for the state.

According to Aven (2010) risk could be used to refer a) to situations associated with a small occurring probabilities but that could involve potential large consequences, b) to frequently occurring events with rather small consequences, and c) to occurrences which the possible outcomes and the associated probabilities are equal.

In the affected lineages, the loss of Ppt1 has small consequences at the early cell determination stage such that only a subset of all EVE+ RP2s, aCC/pCC neurons are affected.

Therefore, GPs mainly evaluated the outpatient clinics, and we believe that this limitation also has small consequences for our study.

And the answer is of no small consequence.

They are of small consequence, next to clear vision and a wide-open future.

And that is just one small consequence of container shipping worldwide.

So making CBC happy, and living up to the terms of the contract, is of no small consequence.

In the case of teams like the Panthers, deciding whether they should be a buyer is of no small consequence.