Sentence examples for largely insignificant from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday in Al Gore's hometown, the local paper's headline was "STATE PRIMARY LARGELY INSIGNIFICANT".

They say they are constantly reminded that their contributions, however welcome, are largely insignificant.

Plant community structure converged as crown closure approached, and structural differences were largely insignificant by year 5.

An uptick in Venezuela's economy, even if largely insignificant, could prove politically useful in helping the government claim it has restored order.

The differences between bees in treated or untreated fields were largely insignificant, and many of the bees in both groups died before they could be counted.

Pallial structures in the reptilian brain are considered amniote precursors of mammalian neocortex, whereas pallia of anamniotes ("lower" vertebrates) have been deemed largely insignificant with respect to homology.

Movement in the polls, then, is largely minor (or insignificant).

Bombs first assumed military importance with the rapid development of zeppelins and aircraft in World War I, but the tonnages dropped in that conflict were insignificant, largely because the carrying capacity of the aircraft was so small.

That is to say, in the most extreme environment on the planet — an environment that does not take too kindly to visitors, but has largely ignored our insignificant presence, especially when compared with the Milky Way, with which we shared this wasteland.

In other words, if psychache is controlled, the single effect of many factors would be largely attenuated or become insignificant.

Results were trending towards stabilisations, but results were not significant, and any benefit would be clinically insignificant, being largely below the MCID level.