Sentence examples for Fairly insignificant from inspiring English sources

Until the nineteen-eighties, the difference between first class and coach was fairly insignificant.

The two men were "fairly insignificant" regime figures, a US defence official said.

Early mammals also were present, though they were still fairly insignificant.

Cambridge remained fairly insignificant until about 1502, when a professorship of divinity was founded the oldest in the university.

Let's not forget that "Bullets Over Broadway," a fairly insignificant relic of his oeuvre, received seven nominations.

The possibility of hackers poking around in e-mail servers is probably fairly insignificant compared with more commonplace security risks: the people around you.

"I don't see why the UK being this fairly small, relatively insignificant offshore island from mainland Europe be the one that has the nuclear weapons?

Before 1926, it had been a fairly new and insignificant nationalistic party: in 1926, its membership numbered about 2,000 and it had won only three seats in the parliamentary elections.

However, after controlling for ethnicity, although still negative and fairly large, it becomes insignificant (p-value increases to 0.188).

Ramirez's time here was fairly brief, but hardly insignificant.

Although the results vary between positive and negative, statistically significant and insignificant, the studies do fairly consistently demonstrate that any effects of regulation are at most modest relative to the overall size of the labor market.