Sentence examples for immaterial extent from inspiring English sources

A 100-fold sample already is suitably large, a 1,000-fold 1,000-foldter to an immaterial extent.

As Pomponazzi puts it: "in us intellect and will are not truly immaterial but relatively and to a slight extent (secundum quid et deminute)", so that our "soul is essentially and truly mortal" and only "relatively immortal", by virtue of its imperfect participation in an activity which, properly speaking, is performed only by the Intelligences.

The extent of outright fraud is extremely difficult to gauge, but it seems not immaterial (Buyse et al., 1999).

And, to some extent, whether or not the money comes in the form of stock or options is immaterial.

Finally, we believe the extent of any earnings dilution from a disposal of SWIP is likely to be fairly immaterial.

Nixon: "Immaterial..

Appearance: Immaterial.

Odds: immaterial.

And immaterial.

Information is immaterial.

It was immaterial.