Sentence examples for a negligible factor from inspiring English sources

Growth has been rapid since 1950, when pipelines were a negligible factor in intercity freight traffic.

The film's sole Oscar nomination – for Sylvester Stallone in best supporting actor – is surely a negligible factor in its box-office success so far.

For all the heated language, though, lawmakers and administration officials close to the decision making say class warfare was a negligible factor, compared with other critical differences, in how the two bailout cases have played out.

Mr. Seller said he had investors who wanted "A Boy Like That" to be sung in English "from Day 1," but added that financial considerations were a negligible factor in the changes.

It was Carter G. Woodson, a co-founder of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, who, in 1926, proposed a "Negro History Week," for the second week of February, saying, "If a race has no history, it has no worthwhile tradition, it becomes a negligible factor in the thought of the world, and it stands in danger of being exterminated".

This does not imply that hydrothermal vents were a negligible factor on the primitive Earth.

In nonlinear contexts, by contrast, it is not so clear there are any "negligible" factors.

That advance, indeed, was a by no means negligible factor in turning into the opposite direction the tide of funds which had been flowing so strongly towards New York, and in causing the edifice of American speculation to totter.

The decrease with time of pyruvate transport reversibility was mechanistically expressed using a hyperbolic function re v PYR = re v PYR 0 time + ϵ, where pyruvate transport reversibility rev PYR decreases from a starting value re v PYR 0. To avoid division by zero, a negligible correction factor ϵ was introduced.

With one exception - Uman Complex (Kedrion, Castelvecchio Pascoli, Italy), which contained negligible factor VII - coagulation factor levels were broadly similar in all seven products, and all tested negative for activated coagulation factors [ 9].

The symptom "nervous" (item B) was endorsed by roughly 60% of the respondents and its contribution to the latent score of distress was lower yet not negligible (factor loading.56).56