Sentence examples for largely unimportant from inspiring English sources

The small blemishes or other signs of wear on a camera, Mr. LoPinto says, are largely unimportant.

Having one in each quarterfinal kept draws even and largely unimportant, except for the projected semifinal matchups.

Yes, she looks chic and stylish in her simple blouses and plain tailoring (it's hard to make Helen Mirren look bad, in all honesty), but her image is largely unimportant to her.

"Every methodology you could possibly use to measure urban corruption has its limitations, and is likely to reveal a certain type of corruption that is pertinent to some corrupt cities but largely unimportant in others," adds Timilsina.

Alternately, it may be that people feel that nothing can be done anyway, so great is the power exercised over Italy by the European Union; hence it is largely unimportant whom they vote for.

People tend to think of glaciers as being far away, slow moving, and largely unimportant.

Never let anyone tell you that blogging is largely inaccurate, unimportant, or doesn't require skill.

The view that gene flow between related animal species is rare and evolutionarily unimportant largely antedates sensitive molecular techniques.

Evidence of how biotic interactions have shaped species distributions at broad spatial extents (e.g. landscapes, regions, continents and beyond) has received relatively little attention in the context of predicting future species assemblages, and likewise, their role in shaping patterns at these scales has been largely dismissed as unimportant.

In Central Europe, the ecological role of fire is largely neglected and deemed unimportant.

But Lynne Truss, author of "Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation," argues: [Students in public schools] are largely taught that grammar is unimportant compared with "expressing yourself".