On the hardly insignificant matter of restoring America's reputation in the world he has delivered a degree of what he promised (though even there the tough times are still ahead of him, as our next leader makes clear).
Finally, the estimates of Uwrt (underwriter reputation) are positive but insignificant.
President Vladimir Putin, in the days after the murder, said that Ms Politkovskaya's "ability to influence political life in Russia was extremely insignificant", and that her death caused Russia's reputation more harm than her articles.
The financial penalty may have been relatively insignificant, but the damage done to the company's reputation was far worse.
During the following 38 years he transformed McGill from an understaffed, insignificant school into a progressive university with a worldwide reputation.
We correct all errors, from heart-stoppingly egregious to sublimely insignificant, because we believe that The Times should take its reputation for accuracy seriously.
In the Soviet Union's final years there was a strong tendency to view Mayakovsky's work as dated and insignificant, yet, on the basis of his best works, his reputation was later revived.
His moue and his party reputation from the 80's can make him seem insignificant, a frat-boy actor in a world of Method brooders.
Andy Beal, author of "Repped: 30 Days to a Better Online Reputation," said Powell's situation was indicative of most reputation-related issues on the Internet: a relatively insignificant comment on a relatively insignificant website.
Because of her "shabby" retinue and short visits, Marguerite Louise garnered the reputation of a Bohemian among the courtiers of Versailles, and, therefore, was compelled to allow "those of insignificant birth" into her circle.
It is also Obama who acknowledged that the U.S. shares with Russia the ugly reputation of being the developers and possessors of nuclear weapons of mass destruction that make the Syrian arsenal seem insignificant in comparison.
