Sentence examples for Insignificant attempt from inspiring English sources

The former Giants kicker Raul Allegre missed a seemingly insignificant attempt in the waning minutes of a 39-20 vintory in Super Bowl XXI and was inundated with hate mail.

But Mr. Weiss, who heads a House Government Operations subcommittee that has spent years investigating the F.D.A. program for regulating the $2.7 billion animal drug industry, said the new project was an insignificant attempt to quell public anxiety about the safety of milk.

A set of algorithms has eliminated the false alarms and insignificant attempts.

The effect of life satisfaction, however, differed somehow in model III; its predictive power remained highly significant for the risk of suicidal ideation but attenuated into insignificant for suicide attempt.

Not insignificant: American women are attempting to do it all in a country with rather dismal structural support for working mothers, in terms of time off after childbirth or subsidized day care.

All these interesting achievements of Bolzano regarding details nonetheless seem insignificant in view of his epochal attempt, which he unfortunately could not complete, to put all of mathematics on new foundations.

A Scottish study of hospital admissions following attempted suicide yielded a small amplitude waveform synchronised with the lunar quarters as was statistically insignificant [ 13], while a British study of attempted suicide claimed likewise to find no significant result [ 14].

Attempting this is not an insignificant part of any presidency.

What seems important to emphasize is that the results of any attempt at art-making are not insignificant; a dissection of them is not an idle or contrarian pastime.

The tribunal even took a swipe at Met commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howho who considered Howard's ordeal an isolated incident, accusing him of attempting to "brush it off as insignificant".

In giving two prime Cabinet seats to such a politically insignificant faction, Mr. Obuchi could have been making an attempt to avoid reflecting internal party politics in the national Government.