Sentence examples similar to insignificant choices from inspiring English sources

It's not an insignificant choice.

Even seemingly insignificant wardrobe choices can send out a lot of unintended signals.

Individually, our responses to these little choices seem insignificant, which is why we don't make a big deal about telling ourselves that we "can't" do something.

According to Figure 3, these perturbations in end-to-end performance are practically insignificant and the intuitive choice of the optimal or a largely optimal algorithm at each step will result in the best end-to-end performance.

Her choice may seem an insignificant detail but was the stuff of great speculation among the international members of the news media in the hours leading up to the ceremony.

However, the choice of platform was insignificant and only those trials located in SMD showed a weak trend of increased citations.

Differences in rates of informed choices between groups were statistically insignificant, Χ(2) = 5.40, P = 0.067.

Hsu et al. found consumers reported greater trust in the provider on active physician choice, though the results became insignificant on adjustment of patient demographics [ 29].

The lesson here is not insignificant, and illustrates the kind of practical life choices disabled people face on a daily basis.

It also seems implausible to think that a child suffers if she is denied one or even several possible insignificant further options beyond some threshold number of choices.

Dan Quayle and Geraldine Ferraro would be inspired choices compared to Rice, since their troubles would seem insignificant as McCain labors to carry Rice's baggage throughout her first political campaign.