Sentence examples for declared insignificant from inspiring English sources

Eleventh and twelfth paragraphs of the Results section and Figure 3: this is a difficult section, particularly as the effects of Fj on Ds are going to be declared insignificant, when compared to the effects of Fj on Ft, and therefore one is led down two paths and one seems to go nowhere.

The draft guidelines also recommend that a determination be made as to whether the expert's declared interest is insignificant, clearly significant, or potentially significant (para. 26).

Maybe I will have to declare the Eye "insignificant".

EFSA also did not comment on the remaining 22 comparisons that Monsanto did not declare explicitly as insignificant but did so implicitly by assigning them to pure chance only and, thus, did forego any further analysis as to their quality.

This militant humanist, unlike his father, was aware of the dangers of even benevolent bureaucratic power and declared that a state that "dwarfs its men" is culturally insignificant.

In 1963, Dr. Richard F. Humphrey, then President of the college, declared that the museum's use by the college was "insignificant" and that the funds used for the upkeep of the museum could be used elsewhere.

Hogg later declared Labour voters were "stark, staring bonkers" and derided the Liberals as "insignificant and meaningless".

Yet without the painful work of deconstruction we cannot declare the constructed boundaries insignificant.

In 1937, the critic and supporter of the avant garde Herbert Read declared realist painting to be "occasionally competent in a technical sense, generally sentimental and always utterly insignificant".

By 2008, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff declared it to be a "significant existential" one - carefully differentiating it, apparently, from all those insignificant existential threats Americans have faced in the past.

Carlos Labarthe declared.