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The price China pays is often dismissed as inconsequential: what are a few billion in the grand scheme of things?

The message is what provides the value -- the actual recording medium is often inconsequential.

An injury that might be inconsequential back home could prove fatal in the isolated Arctic with no one around to help.

His tone can be alarmingly inconsequential, as if the reader is there to be perpetually wrong-footed.

Every designer has run into at least one dispute with a client, sometimes over the most minor and inconsequential of details.

Distribution and transmission represent 70% of the state-controlled company's value, so it would be inconsequential as a pure supplier.

Many doctors and researchers are unaware of the existence of organised denial groups or ignore them as an inconsequential fringe, they say.

On the face of it, these comments were both obvious and inconsequential.

That's because regardless how one argues if China will be the mightiest in trade in future years or not, it's really inconsequential.

HP infection isn't inconsequential in men. Certain strains of the virus are known to cause genital warts in men as well as women.

She may hear his offering advice as a way of dismissing her feelings as inconsequential.

Celebrate inconsequential victories just for the fun of it.

The irrational investors may be numerous but they will also be impoverished and inconsequential.

But why would two seemingly unconnected things - apparently inconsequential eye movements and random numbers - be connected?

Earmarks are symbolically potent but fiscally inconsequential, since they mostly parcel out spending rather than alter its level.

In the wired portion of its journey, a file of such infinitesimal size is inconsequential.

When your inner eyes open, you can find immense beauty hidden within the inconsequential details of daily life.

We restrict our thinking to the irrelevant and inconsequential, while large events continue to surprise us and shape our world.

Soft tissue bone deposition may range from the minimal and inconsequential to massive and clinically significant.

In 1988 many computer experts dismissed viruses as inconsequential novelties . That assessment proved regrettably naive.

Under normal, basal conditions, this protein is inconsequential, because of the rapidity of its degradation.

The choice of the reference temperature is inconsequential .

Most often, you can find them in everyday, inconsequential and impromptu moments.

The technicalities might seem inconsequential.

Inconsequential, surely, as far as the goings-on in the atmosphere are concerned?

In Vegas, all the talk about where Yi will end up next season is somewhat inconsequential since he is playing for Team China.

You talk about the weather, the food on your plate and other immediate, inconsequential subjects.

The international media will devour every inconsequential cough and comma.

But companies must work hard to maintain differentiation precisely because the differences are inconsequential to users.

This sounds inconsequential, but it makes the Chinese currency its weakest against the dollar since June 12.

About 80 percent of the decisions you make are inconsequential.

Membership in the family of God is neither inconsequential nor something to be casually ignored. The church is God's agenda for the world.

On one occasion he called me at home and we had an inconsequential conversation.

However, you can't get rid of lonely feelings with personal contact that is inconsequential.

These are tiny changes and may seem silly or even inconsequential to you.

As officials in Japan try to stave off nuclear catastrophe, the fate of a 10-inch round gear might seem inconsequential.

A sudden descent in speaking or writing from the impressive or significant to the ludicrous or inconsequential, or an instance of it

She was too shy, too inconsequential, too inadequate, to interrupt the men who smoked and read their newspapers on the terrace