Sentence examples for insignificant argument from inspiring English sources
"She has prepared for this over a number of months, even years, all resulting from a trivial, insignificant argument that everybody has in their everyday lives," Whellams said.
We invented two journalists to add their insignificant voices to an insignificant argument about something that, in the long run, probably doesn't really matter.
Since the difference in cost between upgrade and replacement was insignificant, so the argument went, why not give the Oakland side of the bay a bridge as distinctive as what San Francisco had?
The idea is to make things - videos, fashion, performance art - which are innately significant and insignificant, that will cause argument: 'Is Lady GaGa valid or invalid?'" Others before her, such as Berlin-based electropop act Peaches, have used a similar combination of a confrontational, sexualised image with a high-minded artistic vision; the difference is that GaGa sells records.
The argument against such increases is not insignificant.
Despite the debate about how significant or insignificant the lottery's contribution to education might be, it's hard to dispute the argument that in underfunded schools, every little bit helps.
Technical issues have been an obstacle, but so have N.R.A. arguments that the problem is relatively insignificant and the technology unneeded.
This pressure to invest in training at the employees' side contrasts the cost-saving argument on the employers' side, such that an insignificant effect seems plausible.
It has always been in the middle of transition in some shape or form, and the argument for the importance of general computing isn't insignificant.
But U.S. District Judge Edward Chen today rejected Uber's argument, saying that the number of testimonials was "statistically insignificant," the San Jose Mercury News reported.
One particular argument is that the area of urbanised territories is relatively insignificant when compared to the total territory participating in the GCC.
