Sentence examples for make a negligible from inspiring English sources

Changes to inventories normally make a negligible contribution to growth.

These cuts will make a negligible impact on the NI deficit, yet cause untold damage to this tiny but important sector.

To Chief Justice Roberts, while this view may make a "negligible" contribution to "public discourse," it is about "matters of public import," including "the political and moral conduct of the United States and its citizens".

It is also revealed coarse aggregate contained CBT will make a negligible effect on the RAC.

Small and vulnerable nations such as Fiji make a negligible contribution to global warming.

Even if Italy could miraculously balance its budget in a contracting economy, the accomplishment would make a negligible difference on the country's sky-high ratio of national debt to GDP or the amount of money it has to borrow next year.

A study by German police found that it made a negligible impact on reducing crime.

Burning of garden waste makes a negligible contribution to the greenhouse gas burden, he added.

For all their importance and influence, however, the Ramones made a negligible commercial impact in their homeland, despite Stein's best efforts.

In 1965, Dr. Verna Wright, a British rheumatologist, repeating a comment made 12 years earlier in another scientific report, wrote: "Reiter's paper made a negligible, if not somewhat misleading, contribution to the subject".

In the first half of this year, Sony Music made a negligible profit of $2m on sales of $1.14 billion; BMG had an operating loss of €117m on sales of €1 billion.