Sentence examples for essentially unimportant from inspiring English sources
It's curious that Ferguson considers the people and places and movements to whom he's devoted a book essentially unimportant — "just nuance".
For the composition of synthetic Germany, we find similar ambiguity: the weight of Austria varies between 41.6 and 47.1%, the Netherlands can be essentially unimportant with a weight of only 0.6% but also contribute 9.4% to synthetic Germany.
As the relatively large sample size has the potential to produce statistically significant chi-square values which are essentially unimportant, all significant chi-square values were interpreted in combination with the other fit indices [ 24].
MT: Do you think the international response been ineffective because the CAR is essentially strategically unimportant place?
Nearly all of the text in the original screenshots was legible to any observer with normal or corrected-to-normal vision at the experimental viewing distance, with the only exceptions being (rarely) poorly rendered text, or essentially "footnote" or other unimportant text – e.g., disclaimers or trademark symbols.
Admin, in case you are unfamiliar, is essentially the fine art of "sorting unimportant things out," and there are swathes of it rivers, oceans, entire distant water planets of it that need doing.
The other most dominant species in the upland, Bromus inermis, Cercocarpus montanus, and Rhus aromatica, were unimportant or absent in essentially all of the first four years of exposure (Table 2).
Local microhabitat differences thus appear to be unimportant for fungal cultivar specialization, although it was notable that T. cornetzi species 2 and 3 essentially shared all symbionts with T. zeteki, but that T. cornetzi species 1 seemed to rear a different set of fungi more closely related to the leaf-cutting ant cultivar Leucoagaricus gongylophorus.
"That's not unimportant".
