Sentence examples similar to Insignificant duty from inspiring English sources

The City of London police force's budget is around £120m a year, yet it is the country's lead force on fraud – and also has the not-insignificant duty to protect the likes of St Paul's, the Tower of London and other high-value targets from terrorism.

The other types of accommodations (a new job and light duties) are insignificant, with p-values of 0.960 (new job) and 0.555 (light duty).

The Council, however, wielded "slight, but not insignificant influence" and Ismay took his duties seriously.

People evidently imagine that reporters are on duty 24/7 and that the most insignificant interchange will be recorded for posterity.

To complaints that any infractions at issue have been insignificant, they say that in pursuit of that duty, they must pursue violations of provisions like one that requires anyone mailing in a ballot to sign the envelope.

Two months ago, the Long Beach City Council, in a measure that some opponents said made the city manager's job insignificant, created a new post that duplicated many of its duties.

Completion of these forms was for research purposes and was outside the pharmacists' normal duties, though time taken on this task was reported to be insignificant during pilot testing.

And really, the duty of serving in the military made the struggles of daily life seem insignificant, if not easy.

That's not insignificant.

Not an insignificant difference.

Politics becomes insignificant.