Sentence examples similar to to little consequence from inspiring English sources

For years, exposure to tungsten was thought to be of little consequence to health.

That these arrangements constitute little more than political daydreaming nearly two years before the next speaker is chosen seems to be of little consequence to most political leaders.

Even when Denmark defender Mathias Jorgensen ghosted in round the back of a sleepy Swiss defence to head in, it appeared likely to be of little consequence.

The change from A to C at position -1 has been shown to be of little consequence for transient transgene expression in tobacco plants [ 38].

The fact that logistically, a northern offensive (especially a conventional one backed by armour and heavy artillery) would be launched closer to its source of manpower and supply also seemed to be of little consequence.

The fact that our test of 'odd-number bias' produces the expected results due to chance, suggests that any such effects are small enough to be of little consequence.

"[They] are computing the advantage in dollars and cents; a few hundreds, or even a few thousand dollars, expended in adding security to human life, is of little consequence" to their bottom line, said an 1856 essay in the journal.

These mutations eventually lead to loss of these genes, potentially with little consequence to the mutualism, and contribute to overall genome reduction.

That turns out to be of little consequence.

Most of the challenges proved to be of little consequence, however.

In isolation, any single SNP is likely to be of little consequence.