Sentence examples for a very insignificant from inspiring English sources

"It's a very insignificant loss in terms of everything transported into Afghanistan," he said.

It was, well, a loser, struggling to impress a very insignificant new acquaintance with pitiful boasts about his masculinity.

"We can have a significant impact in the nonprofit world by grasping only a very insignificant amount of their market share".

In other presentations to the media, BAT sought to "present the message that tobacco smoke is just one of the sources of air pollution and a very insignificant one compared with other pollutants," the paper said, quoting from company documents.

SIDOTI: "But would the world be safer if bin laden were caught?" GOVERNOR ROMNEY: "Yes, but by a small percentage increase — a very insignificant increase in safety by virtue of replacing bin Laden with someone else.

"A very insignificant portion of our beds are identified as deluxe accommodations," said Gail Donovan, the chief operating officer of Continuum Partners, which includes Beth Israel and St . Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital.

We drove to downtown Pyongyang, an unattractive showcase for the school of brutalist communist architecture – huge open spaces surrounded by imposing monuments, cold statues and ugly tower blocks all designed to make you, as an individual, feel very insignificant.

Because these characteristics are very insignificant and show a high individual variability, most of these forms were probably not true subspecies, especially as they were often based upon zoo material of unknown origin that may have had "striking, but abnormal" morphological characteristics.

Furthermore, one mutational [ 20] and two crystallographic [ 17, 18] studies have independently pointed out that CDR1-like (the B-C loop) and CDR3-like (the F-G loop) regions in CD152 directly bind B7 ligands, whereas the role of CDR2 was very insignificant, if it played a part at all.

Tom Lantos, a Democratic congressman from California, dismissed Mr Chung as "a very minor, insignificant puppet of the Communist regime".

Mechanical causes are seen to represent a very small, insignificant proportion of the deprivation gap.