Sentence examples for were of little consequence to from inspiring English sources

Travelling from the main road to the park headquarters, the steep switchbacks were of little consequence to our ex-army truck transport.

That is of little consequence to Mr. Lobe, 57.

With an annual economic output of only around $23 billion, Cyprus is of little consequence to Europe's overall economic condition.

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.

Exposure to fungi and their products is practically ubiquitous, yet most of this is of little consequence to most healthy individuals.

Of course it matters to teachers and management, because that is what we as professionals are judged on, but it is of little consequence to the children themselves.

Whether the payments are a huge factor or just a contributing one is of little consequence to building owners, developers and city officials from here to downtown Dallas.

Whether the 60 unique pieces wind up framed on a wall or draped around a woman's neck is of little consequence to the artist.

The defeat is of little consequence to the champions-elect but losing Arjen Robben (abdominal muscle tear) for a few weeks could hurt their Champions League chances.

As Maupassant interjects, summarising what they really think about the Prussian's demand: "Such a step would be of little consequence to her".

Much of the technical design is of little consequence to the user as long as it supports the business requirements specified in the previous phase.