Sentence examples for insignificant distinction from inspiring English sources

(This is not an insignificant distinction: someone who refused to believe in, say, general relativity would not be able to make a GPS navigation system).

For folks of color this distinction is insignificant.

For the purpose of the present study the vaccination status of the experimental buffalo was considered insignificant and hence no distinction is made hereafter between the two treatment groups.

In particular, Suber (1988) argues that hardware is a special case of software, and Moor (1978) that the distinction is ontologically insignificant.

Such speed distinctions might seem insignificant.

The distinctions can seem insignificant – or at least, difficult to remember.

Schmitt replies to this challenge that a life that does not involve the friend-enemy distinction would be shallow, insignificant, and meaningless.

Nothing you note is insignificant.

The reason these coalitions are so easily achieved is that the distinctions between the parties are insignificant.

"The reason these coalitions are so easily achieved is that the distinctions between the parties are insignificant," he said.

He added that the distinction between the political parties is "insignificant".