Sentence examples for insignificant degree from inspiring English sources

There are only eight episodes, and even if the ratings go down — which they did, to a not insignificant degree, in the second week — would you cancel Oprah's show if you were ABC? No, I didn't think so.

All of us know those two abstract nouns intimately and we all employ them constantly in our daily lives, usually – and fortunately – to a minor and insignificant degree: all social life, for example, would grind to a halt without the "white lie", or the "pieux mensonge", as the French have it.

This argument is not only counterfactual relative to Dr. Hakala's description of his methodology, but also ignores Dr. Hakala's testimony that in preparing his Damages Study, he tested the variation in applying this protocol to the same set of source documents and found a very insignificant degree of difference in the implementations, around 2-32-3%

And since analogical arguments are a type of induction (see the entry on analogy and analogical reasoning), the conclusion even if established would be established only to some, perhaps insignificant, degree of probability.

This is also consistent with the results of stable isotope analysis which revealed meteoric source of groundwater recharge (i.e. recent precipitation with insignificant degree of kinetic evaporation recharging the associated shallow basement aquifer).

Bear in mind, none of these instances suggested that the Justice decided as he did because he was bribed to do so, or that he sided with a litigant to whom he was related even by an insignificant degree of consanguinity.

Both models exhibit essentially insignificant degrees of U 6d/5f orbital contributions to the U N bonds, with the HOMO−3, HOMO−4.

A seemingly insignificant half degree makes all the difference in the world.

∂ 3 x ∂ t 3 (t 0 ) + … If the factors ∂ k x t) /  ∂ t k  /  k! decrease sufficiently quickly and the higher-order terms become insignificant as of some degree n, then we can reliably approximate the new solution by a polynomial of degree n in h.

Mr. McIntyre and Dr. Hansen also agree that the NASA data glitch had no effect on the global temperature trend, nudging it by an insignificant thousandth of a degree.

However, the lower probability of commencing vocational education of pupils from parents with a tertiary degree is insignificant.