Sentence examples for doesn't seem significant from inspiring English sources

Next to this, the race result doesn't seem significant at all".

"But MTV's venture into publishing doesn't seem significant so far.

"To the extent that seasonality matters, you make 1% less in September," says Appel. "When markets swing 2% to 3% a day, this doesn't seem significant".

Taken at face value, this clause does not seem significant and it is not clear why Westinghouse and G.E. are unwilling to sell reactors to India.

117, 119, 69 L.Ed. 316, is 'that an assignor of a patent right is estopped to attack the utility, novelty or validity of a patented invention which he has assigned or granted as against any one claiming the right under his assignment or grant.' The fact that the prior art is evidenced by an expired patent does not seem significant to him.

The family were Tutsis, although that didn't seem significant until the slaughter began.

History just as often turns on small decisions that don't seem significant when they are made as the weighty ones that follow weeks of deliberations.

Although the patient didn't have much of a cough and the findings on the X-ray didn't seem significant enough to cause a week of fever and shortness of breath, the doctors couldn't find any other abnormality.

In a week of media retrenchment — rumors of further cutbacks in network news, continuing layoffs at regional dailies and a "temporary" pay cut at an Illinois daily that became permanent — nine newsroom layoffs don't seem significant.

"It was fairly profitable thanks to a favorable agreement with Sun, but in the scheme of the company, it didn't seem significant," says Thomas Weisel analyst Gordon Hodge.

That didn't seem significant enough though, so I ran to their tour bus with a long knife I took from their backstage, and attempted to slash one of their tires.