Sentence examples similar to insignificant stake from inspiring English sources

Watermelon herself is a one-woman weed business with a not-insignificant stake in the industry's future.

The financial stakes are not insignificant.

Others may see that the old hierarchies and status quo remain firmly in place, supported by the myth that gender and race are insignificant to the larger issues at stake.

The economic stakes here were not insignificant, with a railroad included in the development plans business interests had for this land, and that may have been enough incentive for the state to look the other way.

Ms. Ross added that she felt that Disney's stake in Pets.com was "insignificant" and that she saw "no conflict of interest" in using the sock puppet.

Women also seem more willing to take risks -- not an insignificant virtue for directors whose personal wealth can be at stake.

Both sides are tight-lipped, but for Deere, which gets only an "insignificant" part of its $2.5 billion of construction-equipment revenue from China, the stakes are clear.

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At stake are twenty delegates, and considering the state of the race right now, that's not an insignificant number (nor is it insignificant more generally — it's eight more delegates than New Hampshire has).

Politics becomes insignificant.

"It is not insignificant.