Britain clings insignificantly to the edge.Time would change this view of the world in the eyes of British mapmakers.
In mammals, the ratio of ovarian weight to body weight varies insignificantly throughout the reproductive life of the female, and follicles in many stages of development are constantly present.
In this expanse of water one quickly feels insignificantly small.
Masada calls on the leader's saxophone, Dave Douglas's trumpet, Joey Baron's drums, and Greg Cohen's bass to produce a group sound that owes much to free improvisation, hardcore noise, and, not insignificantly, Jewish musical strains.
Those just below this level sometimes move to other countries, where reaching the Olympics in table tennis is a little easier and, not insignificantly, using Facebook is allowed.
And now, as the golf world wonders if it is witness to the dawn of the Rory Era — Tiger Woods, not insignificantly, floundered down the stretch again — McIlroy still turns to his past to give perspective on his future.
The central character is an average man driven by extreme circumstances (including, not insignificantly, onerous medical bills) toward immoral and illegal behavior.
Not insignificantly, their put-upon schmoes are often coping with conditions more serious than arrested development.
Not insignificantly, the second channel would also open the door to television coverage.
It might have seemed an unlikely choice, given how insignificantly education has figured in recent presidential elections.
Within the Panhandle markets, Mr. Romney's vote share actually decreased slightly, although insignificantly, between the two polls: it was 37 percent in the Jan . 8poll, but 34 percent in the Jan . 27-29 poll
