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Inconsequential (Adjective)

Lacking worth or importance; "his work seems trivial and inconsequential"; "the quite inconsequent fellow was managed like a puppet".

All adjective clusters.

The celebrity's comments on social media were considered inconsequential and hardly made a ripple in the news cycle.
After conducting the research, the team concluded that the side effects of the new medication were largely inconsequential and not worth worrying about.
Her small contribution to the project was inconsequential compared to the massive effort put in by the rest of the team.
The historian argued that the ancient civilization's decline was due to a series of inconsequential events that eventually snowballed into disaster.
As a minor shareholder, his opinions on the company's direction were inconsequential and largely ignored by the board of directors.

Not following logically as a consequence.

All adjective clusters.

The company's claim that their new product was "environmentally friendly" seemed inconsequential when considering the large amounts of non-biodegradable packaging it came with.
His excuse for missing the meeting, that his cat was having a hairball, sounded inconsequential to his frustrated colleagues.
The fact that the hotel room had a free newspaper didn't seem inconsequential to the guests who had to pay a large daily internet fee.
After months of discussions, the city council passed a law requiring residents to separate recyclables, but then promptly neglected to provide any bins or guidelines, making the new law feel inconsequential.
When asked to justify the recent rate hike, the insurance company provided an inconsequential explanation that only mentioned rising "administrative costs".