Sentence examples for insignificant numbers from inspiring English sources

Once private schools were reduced to such insignificant numbers, they could be easily, quietly closed down.

At the end of a decade or more of intensive chemical control, entomologists have been finding that problems they had considered solved a few years earlier have returned to plague them, and also that new problems have arisen as insects once present in insignificant numbers have increased to the status of serious pests.

Those aren't insignificant numbers, but they also speak to the fact that much of Intuit's customer base uses what we might call "legacy" products.

The hunting of smaller animals appears to fall off to insignificant numbers, while the percentage of sheep which outnumber goats by three to one steadily increases.

He confirmed that five militants were dead and said he expected "insignificant numbers of bodies" would be found amid the rubble after three floors of the building collapsed.

In particular, we are primarily interested in the potential relation between the exogenous use of recombinant human erythropoietin by athletes (blood 'doping') and the not insignificant numbers of sudden heart attacks suffered by these otherwise superbly conditioned contestants.

When does nine hundred thousand seem like an insignificant number of women?

"We think it's not an insignificant number".

That, the group said, is "an insignificant number of women and artists of color".

So the number of people affected by a very sharp decline [in share prices] is not an insignificant number.

Only a small, statistically insignificant number of cases go to a jury.