Sentence examples for insignificant in terms from inspiring English sources

His role in cockling was insignificant in terms of the trade as a whole, he insisted.

Lubavitch is insignificant in terms of the global Jewish population, accounting for just a couple hundred thousand people, but it plays an outsize role in worldwide Jewish life.

Although vast, the amount of water contained in the shelves themselves is insignificant in terms of its impact on sea level rise.

But it soon reveals its remorseless side in the sheer accumulation of bets that are made in order to win or lose increasingly insignificant (in terms of time spent to secure them) amounts.

"Most of the markets in the Middle East are insignificant in terms of the amount of capital invested in them from the United States," said Mark Madden, manager of the $250 million Pioneer Emerging Markets fund.

What had been a featureless capital, insignificant in terms of its organic cultural life, was then being primed to become the centre of India's new intellectual and academic ruling class.

"It's a very insignificant loss in terms of everything transported into Afghanistan," he said.

Not the main ingredient, in fact, a pretty insignificant element in terms of quantity, but nevertheless, one that demands a little thought.

"Looked at objectively, Japan is a rather insignificant power in terms of its contributions to the rest of the world," said Ronald A. Morse, a professor of Japanese studies at the University of California at Los Angeles who is also an executive with a telecommunications firm here.

Innovative efforts within the area are beset with difficulties [1], and they are at risk of producing misdirected or insignificant improvements in terms of the cost effectiveness of total energy conversion systems.

Furthermore, it has to be noted that a statistical representation of the proposed fading parameters would introduce additional losses in accuracy but lead to no (or insignificant) gains in terms of computational complexity.