Sentence examples for did negligible from inspiring English sources

Acasta also hit Scharnhorsts forward superfiring turret with her 4.7-inch QF guns, which did negligible damage.

If it were to explode it would do negligible harm to the actual police station but would be more harmful for other buildings nearby".

While windfarms have divided Wales because of their visual intrusion and pylons, micro-hydro plants like Howell's are popular with rural communities and farmers because they take up no more space than a shed, do negligible ecological damage and – crucially – are not owned by large, remote power companies.

Its only other such deals are with a tiny handful of diplomatic allies that do negligible trade.

Did the negligible advance justify the author's contention that he could "write what I liked," without regard to the book's marketability, plausibility, or legibility?

Alone, it is expected, and also was experimentally proved, that calcium carbonate and reduced graphene oxide do have negligible specific capacitance due to the chemical composition of both materials.

Below this line, any gains in information do have negligible effect.

Although it is not possible to arrive at firm conclusions based on these studies, it appears that the AR antagonist and agonist properties observed in vitro do have negligible impacts on the effects that are observed in vivo.

The biofunctionalized surfaces did only display negligible amounts of non-specific protein binding with respect to elastase and bovine serum albumin (BSA).

In this scenario, difficulties in identifying model parameters arose (cancer-specific excess mortality did not become negligible) and estimates of time to cure were either longer than the observation time (i.e. leukaemia) or rather sensible to the choice of the CRS threshold (i.e. prostate or breast cancers).

However, the difference between noon and 12 03 is negligible — it did not affect me or the recipient.