Sentence examples for almost no role from inspiring English sources

The Legislature itself has almost no role in this game.

After the election, Sherman (known as "Sunny Jim") played almost no role in the Taft presidency.

This time, higher rates played almost no role, and the downturn caught Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, by surprise.

Until recently Mr Kovalchuk played almost no role in Gazprom Media, but he has recently been more active, say insiders.

Better fitness proved to be linked to significantly higher achievement scores, while, interestingly, body size had almost no role.

Iraq plays almost no role, even though on this Mr Harkin is a prominent opponent of Mr Bush.

Some have almost no other role with the team.

For the most common cardiac emergency, a heart attack, the stethoscope has almost no diagnostic role.

Unlike his predecessor, the Meiji emperor, the Taishō emperor had been sickly as a child and played almost no political role.

By the beginning of 1990, just after the stockmarket had reached its zenith, it had become not just Japan's but the world's most valuable company, with a market capitalisation of ¥15.9 trillion.That was odd, because by then IBJ had almost no economic role: the companies it lent to were creditworthy enough to borrow in the capital markets on their own account.

For young gay people coming of age at that time, there were almost no gay role models.