Sentence examples for insignificant consideration from inspiring English sources

In letters to her mother, she proudly tallies up her earnings; money was not an insignificant consideration.

So Mr. Bangle raised the trunk (and in doing so made the opening large enough to load golf bags easily, not an insignificant consideration given the car's demographics).

The new rules could also radically affect how much money governments could take in through new taxes, a not insignificant consideration when declining tobacco sales are leaving sizable holes in national treasuries.

For the most part, the tension over Cuba seems mostly to be behind Mr. Obama — a not insignificant consideration in a presidential election year in which Florida, the bastion of anti-Castro sentiment, could be a critical swing state.

This is not an insignificant consideration given that the same crystal packing is present in all crystals of nucleosome core particles on their own to date (see below).

The redirection came up as a response to the deficiencies of the cognitive models/theories, which are narrowly focused on the individual with insignificant consideration to critical contextual factors such as economic circumstances, political climate, and cultural environment among others (1).

Furthermore, with the increasing TTL, the delivery ratio trend of CADFM changes obviously, while the other two mechanisms without the social attribute consideration have insignificant performance gains, due to their randomness of cooperative user selecting strategy.

Taking into consideration the insignificant rise of COMC and absolute quantity of CO and CO2, it can be stated that OFR rise to a great extent contributes to destruction reactions than to the synthesis of COM.

Radiation from the shanks is not expected since the shanks are not tapered; scattering is established as an insignificant loss, especially upon consideration of the optrode lengths in use (i.e., less than 1 cm propagation).

We do not regard sociocultural considerations as insignificant in thinking about education; rather, we think that the argument for education as a process of living developed along other lines can shed new light on the significance of sociocultural dimensions of formal education.

Differences between PM and MM were considered insignificant and removed from further consideration by comparisons of the discrimination score [(PM−MM /(PM+MM ] with the defined discrimination threshold τ (discrimination score<0.015).