Sentence examples for makes negligible from inspiring English sources
My a posteriori deduction, based on years of running and speaking to runners, is that those who run most, run fastest; those who train consistently and progressively suffer fewest injuries; shoe brand/make/model makes negligible difference.
This makes negligible the role of bimolecular substitution reaction for kinetics of CF3Br in oxygen environment.
Therefore, the proximity of Taranto downtown to industrial pole makes negligible all other source contributions to PAH concentrations.
Except during summer months, skin makes negligible vitamin D from sunlight at latitudes above 37 degrees north or below 37 degrees south.
Cutting or means-testing pensioners' allowances risks turning young against old and rich against poor while making negligible savings for the Treasury.
The birds had always been eaten by squirrels, hawks, bears etc, but their huge abundance made negligible the impact of local predators.
Claims by some donor groups and international lenders notwithstanding, African countries have made negligible progress liberalising their economies in recent years.
Though the first two films made negligible dents at the box office, they gave Mr. Nichols enough of a name around Hollywood to move projects.
Unless Memphis had plans for that particular prospect to outlast a fairly effective coach, his value in a Grizzlies uniform was thereby made negligible.
Amazon and Google have also previously come under fire for their aggressive tax planning in Europe, where they generate tens of billions of dollars in combined revenues each year but make negligible contributions to the public purse.
He said ministers, having made negligible efforts to work with the communities involved, could not now claim to have run out of options to help the affected communities in ways that did not involve locking people up.
