Sentence examples for even less significant from inspiring English sources

First, he says, if you take an even longer view, over the last 30 years, the latest upswing in rates seems even less significant.

The fourth-quarter report became even less significant when the company said its chief executive, Michael S. Dell, would not participate in a previously scheduled conference call to discuss the financial results with analysts.

Even if the election does go to a second round in two weeks' time, Mr Zyuganov looks set to be trounced, even more soundly than he was by Mr Yeltsin in 1996.Other candidates look even less significant.

Robert P. Vertes, a neuroscience professor at Florida Atlantic University, said the results showed "such a minor effect that it's not significant," adding that the effect was even less significant because other study subjects who remained awake showed similarly better recall with sound cues.

Again, the effect was tiny (r = 0.05) and even less significant (p = 0.05).

Although we do not have yet real-world results, we expect this delay to be even less significant in those conditions, where each node corresponds to a single client.

And if you change just one — the length from the plate to the mound, the number of strikes and balls, or even something much less significant — the landscape of the game changes.

In 2006, there was even less campus unrest, with significant declines in the number of internal judicial proceedings involving student misbehavior.

It is Mr. Sharon's dependency on the right that stiffened his resolve to defy the Americans and made him even less prone to make significant concessions in any negotiation.

However, in the case of the M c  = 2.5 dataset, the change-point becomes less significant even though relative quiescence is clearly observable in Fig. 5.

In fact, these groups are only a small manifestation of what those two words come together to mean--and today, perhaps even one of the less significant ones.