Insignificant, that is, unless it happens to be you who gets tagged by a rocket-propelled grenade.
As the share of the speculator becomes insignificant, that is, as 1 / n gets smaller, ϕ σ gets smaller if not negative.
Does it make sense for a millionaire athlete to be lashing out about something insignificant that happened in high school five years ago?
While this study reports that the change in attractive ratings was insignificant, that hasn't seemed to stop us from running to the plastic surgeon looking to become prettier and more youthful (thanks, social media).
Free energy differences are insignificant, that is, between −0.2 and 0.2 kcal/mol, for 7% of mismatches.
And it's not insignificant that the subject is weather.
"I was so upset that he thought I was so insignificant that he could do that".
They were all so insignificant that I can't even recall what they were.
It's not insignificant that Odessa emerged out of the swampy fuzz of VHS.
(It was not insignificant that the group appeared courtesy of Jazz at Lincoln Center).
It is not insignificant that Singler will also walk away with a degree from Duke.
