Sentence examples for be very insignificant from inspiring English sources

The World Meteorological Organisation in Geneva says any cooling effect from Eyjafjallajokull will be "very insignificant".

So in this SARS outbreak case, the effect of human movement on airborne disease transmission, as it changes the dispersion and mixing pattern of infectious expiratory aerosol, is found to be very insignificant.

We realized in stages that we were very insignificant.

"It is very insignificant," said Dr. Haddad, the Islam historian at Georgetown.

But it stressed that the energy used to transport and install the turbines was "very insignificant".

"These things I sell are very insignificant, but because they're advertised there's this sense of significance.

On Tuesday, a medical examiner testified for the state that Mr. Zimmerman's injuries were "very insignificant" and "non-life threatening".

Jurors also heard Tuesday from Dr. Valerie Rao, a medical examiner in Jacksonville, Fla., who concluded after studying photos that Mr. Zimmerman's injuries were "very insignificant" and "not life threatening," and that scrapes on the back of his head could have come from just one strike against the sidewalk.

As shown in Fig. 10, the errors between simulated and experimental results are very insignificant.

While, the cost of developing ANN/MVRA algorithm costs is very insignificant as compared to adsorption desorption equipment.

PL excitation measurements for Si-30 and Si-40 at their corresponding emission wavelengths (585/580 nm) show that Stokes shift is very insignificant (approximately 0.067 eV).