Sentence examples for been insignificant compared with from inspiring English sources

The anti-war demonstrations have been insignificant compared with the draft-fuelled marches of the 1960s.

The clinical problems with paratuberculosis in cattle in Norway have been insignificant compared with those in goats during the second half of the last century, and there has been uncertainty whether the M. a. paratuberculosis strains in goats in Norway are pathogenic in cattle [ 28].

Yet the harms these do are insignificant compared with alcohol.

But that was insignificant compared with some volcanic incidents in Iceland's past.

I think that still applies, that the loss of revenue through overpricing the tickets was insignificant compared with the reawakening of a spirit.

Detractors say they obsess over amounts of radiation that are insignificant compared with the dose humans receive each day from cosmic rays, soil and other natural sources.

The tensions between them are insignificant compared with their shared interest in propping up the Bashar al-Assad regime and eroding American influence.

The Chinese explosion was insignificant compared with the explosions now racking Jupiter, any one of which would devastate most of Earth.

That's insignificant compared with desalination plants elsewhere, but it's a start toward answering a pressing question: can countries stop burning fossil fuels to supply fresh water?

Furthermore, power transmission by rotations was shown to be insignificant compared with that due to vertical translation.

The settlement, with the C.F.P.B., the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Los Angeles city attorney, was insignificant compared with other recent blockbuster resolutions with the big banks, and the bank's litigation reserve easily covered the penalties.