Sentence examples for be a relatively insignificant from inspiring English sources

Kindergarten was once considered by some to be a relatively insignificant grade level – it is still not mandatory in California until age 6.

In mathematical terms, it is a relatively insignificant fixture.

Until the mid-19th century, Pau had been a relatively insignificant French provincial town.

That is a relatively insignificant sum for Verizon, which takes in more than that each month.

Although IS receives donations, especially from Gulf-based financiers, they are a relatively insignificant contributor to its coffers.

I'm a relatively insignificant voice in the world a mid-tier Twitter user who writes columns for Internet publications.

By the late 15th century, England was a relatively insignificant state on the periphery of Europe.

In some countries, handing a stranger a microphone and allowing them an uncensored minute of speech is a relatively insignificant action, but in others, it's revolutionary.

Thomas Fallon's ride into San Jose to raise the flag was a relatively insignificant footnote in the conflict that gave the United States control of California and much of the Southwest.

Stuart MacDonald notes that in trials from Fife the Devil was a relatively insignificant and indistinct figure and that a number of instances of covens meeting look like fairy revels, where the dancing fairies traditionally disappeared when a human broke the ring, rather than satanic gatherings.

Patient safety has progressed in less than a decade from being a relatively insignificant topic to having a position high on the agenda for managers, providers and policymakers in health care as well as the general public.