Sentence examples for actually insignificant from inspiring English sources

Pownall said Vettori had deliberately mixed up dates to avoid getting in trouble and the events he was told about were actually "insignificant".

"It's not something that the People's Assembly organises, but when you compare it to the violence and devastation from the government it's actually insignificant".

This effect was even smaller and actually, insignificant, in the case of initial concentrations of 10 and 10 CFU mL−1 for all RB concentrations a 0.1 0.6 log10 decrease in the E. coli vitality compared to the untreated control cells (P values = 0.40 0.72).

However, the direct impact of Relative GDP per capita is much smaller than in Model 3 and is actually statistically insignificant in Model 4, which suggest that there may not be a self-selection effect of the type discussed in Borjas (1987).

Radical parties were insignificant.

The authors excluded cirrhosis which could be a final outcome in younger patients with significant histology, though patients of more advanced age but without cirrhosis might represent a group of patients which actually had an insignificant histology.

Meanwhile, the proportion of African-Americans effectively remained unchanged (it actually rose by an insignificant 0.24%).

Dare I suggest that the mutual obsession of Valjean and Javert is actually boring and morally insignificant?

"What seems insignificant may actually fill in a missing piece or lead to a new line of questioning".

While 1% might seem insignificant, it actually accounts for half of the carbon dioxide that we put into the atmosphere each year by burning fossil fuels.

The process of waking up, cleaning up, getting dressed, eating, and traveling to work, when compared with the hours you spend actually working, is pretty insignificant.