This, of course, is disastrous for the nation's scientific progress, since an experiment that lacks even the slightest profitable consequences is one unlikely to receive financing.
The low 'Di' value infers that 'Dd' and 'Sf' have slight consequence on the extent to which the land surface has been lowered by agents of denudation.
As I leafed through and read the article "Stalking for Beginners (How to Ruin Someone's Life)", I immediately thought of several tricks to play on friends, that didn't necessarily have anything to do with the article, as I was simply identifying with some ones crazy intent of screwing with another person, without the slightest thought of consequence.
Now the wealth, of course, was of very slight consequence to Tarquin, but the demand for it was at once a test of the people's disposition and a means of instigating treachery among them.
The totality of the circumstances surrounding the offenses charged makes them of extremely slight consequence.
"The inaction of the Argentine state, the absolute absence of investigation, showed terrorists that they could act in Argentina without the slightest fear of consequences," Sergio Widder, South American representative of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, said in an interview here.
It was about doing what I could for the team and not having thought in the slightest about the consequences.
At which point one of the group recited a quotation: "In 1958, somebody said, 'The income that men derive producing things of slight consequence is of great consequence.' " Jumping off from that statement, the conversationalists — Sehgal refers to them as "interpreters" — began a lively back and forth.
I say this despite the fact that many contemporary theologians have averred that finding compelling evidence for ET would be of only slight consequence to religious belief.
But Europeans seem to be taking the attitude that, since there remains the slightest possibility of adverse consequences and since it is not clear how they, as consumers (as opposed to farmers and biotech firms), benefit from GM crops, they would rather not run the risk.
At a news conference here, Mr. Zwickel, 64, criticized Mr. Peters, saying he "at no point exhibited the slightest tendency to accept personal consequences" for the failed strike last month.
