Sentence examples for may seem unimportant from inspiring English sources

But as more computing devices have touch screens, the finer distinctions between Android and ChromeOS may seem unimportant.

Fashion and style may seem unimportant, but history suggests otherwise – since man started to wrap himself in skins, there has been a divide between those who care and those who don't.

Early on, a difference in faith may seem unimportant and an occasion for practicing tolerance, while a difference over same-sex marriage or global warming or gun control may seem intractable and full of future hazard.

While this may seem unimportant… well, let's be honest.

As such, it may seem unimportant to the average scientist.

To the extent that these communities may be numerically small or not powerful politically, their issues may seem unimportant in the larger global scheme.

With a shaky economy, conflicts abroad and a new president in the White House, a lawsuit over elephants may seem relatively unimportant.

And things which go on in let's say the Congo Basin- it may seem incredibly unimportant in the Midwestern United States, but then when you realize that the loss of the tropical forests in the Congo Basin is having an enormous effect on climate change, and climate change in turn is effecting weather patterns all over the world, then you start to realize that life is interconnected.

A change in a few points on the Bayley scales may seem clinically unimportant for an individual child.

For time-series investigations, in which interest typically centers on whether or not there is evidence for an association between air pollution levels and the rate of disease (i.e., the chi-square statistic and accompanying p-value), the differences among the metrics may seem relatively unimportant because all provide similar evidence for an association.

Blair is remarkably good at making details seem unimportant.