Sentences with phrase «minor consequence»

Even if what you say about this study were true, it is of very minor consequence in the larger array of evidence.

Bronchiolitis, which is basically an infection of the respiratory tract that causes acute inflammatory damage to the bronchioles, is mostly a disease with minor consequences.

For Germany as well, the warming would only have relatively minor consequences — with one constraint: «Here too, summers would be drier in the future than has been the case so far,» says Thober.

The authors showed conclusively that the first two points were critically important, while the second two were of minor consequence.

You might decide to implement a minor consequence if your teen is a few minutes late with a major consequence for a serious violation.

A Week in the Life of a Principal Each day, principals make dozens of decisions — small decisions and big decisions, decisions that may have minor consequences or major consequences for their staff and students, decisions that affect one person or an entire community.

It follows that adaptation to the consequences of «global warming» will get easier and cheaper the longer we wait: for then we will only have to adapt to the probably few and minor consequences that will eventually occur, and not until they occur, and only where and to the extent that they occur.

One minor consequence of the recent phone hacking scandal in England is an increase in the use of the term «blagging,» new to me.