Sentence examples for becomes a rounding error from inspiring English sources
Full repeal of the tax may be difficult to achieve, given its $30 billion price tag and the opposition of key Senate Democrats, including Majority Leader Harry Reid. "The industry has a fighting chance of getting the tax moderated or eliminated as part of a much larger tax reform bill, where the device levy becomes a rounding error," said Paul Heldman, a policy analyst at Potomac Research Group.
In global warming terms, Tanzanians become almost a rounding error in terms of emissions growth.
The amounts spent on anything remotely resembling Solyndra is a rounding error on a rounding error.
That revenue is a rounding error of a rounding error.
FROM being a rounding error a decade ago, the financial clout of China now trails only that of America.
The Langley Schools record has become an underground hit, selling some 30,000 copies in five months; that's a rounding error to Alicia Keys, but a juggernaut for Hoboken's tiny Bar/None Records, which released the album.
Another study in 2015 showed that transition care for trans soldiers would be "little more than a rounding error" at $5.6 million a year.
It's practically a rounding error.
That's a rounding error for Mr. Brin, a multibillionaire.
In other words, the Internet was a rounding error.
