Sentence examples for to be inconsequential from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor found these agreements to be inconsequential and futile attempts to "dry up" money for a hostile takeover.

One or two months of rental shortfalls for rural property owners may well turn out to be inconsequential.

While the differences between the grades so formulated were distinguishable by the highly trained special buyers, they were in reality so minute as to be inconsequential.

"Individually, these hesitations might appear to be inconsequential, but the accumulation of them over time will change citizens' relationship to one another and to the government".

So much of the talk we hear would seem to be inconsequential, except that Mr. Nelson knows that in such circumstances nothing said is inconsequential.

Joe Morgan, a former player and respected ESPN baseball analyst, will let a bonehead play slide, particularly if it turns out to be inconsequential.

These and other variations may be inconsequential to fitness and could be the mere results of random chance.

For example, a drought that might devastate protozoans in a temporary pond would be inconsequential to an elephant.

For example, a drought that devastates protozoans in a temporary pond may be inconsequential to an elephant.

He said economic gains "would substantially outweigh the costs" and predicted Prime Minister David Cameron's attempts to renegotiate relations would be "inconsequential".

Choosing the most appropriate meal to initiate prandial insulin may be inconsequential.