Sentence examples for much insignificant from inspiring English sources

In the wake of her killing, Putin dismissed her as pretty much "insignificant" inside Russia, and "merely famous in the west".

Look for too much insignificant detail.

If the person gives you too much insignificant detail and he normally doesn't chat so much over text, then this may be because he's trying to cover his tracks by making his story seem really believable.

Congreve's friendships were numerous, warm, and constant, as much with insignificant people, such as his early companions in Ireland, as with the literary figures of his time.

Some at the top are among the most important things in the world (United States, Jesus and Hitler) but others are much more insignificant (like "list of programs broadcast by ABS-CBN" and "list of Ben 10 Aliens").

Note that the improved approach retains an error in the unloading quadrant, but it is much more insignificant.

The agriculture sector is much more insignificant in Bahrain and Qatar with less than 1%% of GDP while still using around 50 60 % of water.

Several studies have indicated that the effect of chromosome doubling on gene expression is much more insignificant than that of interspecific hybridization (Hegarty et al. 2006; Wang et al. 2006).

So there is on the surface a narrative where human lives are played out and they matter so very much and are insignificant all at once.

Mixing effects at single sites (or ages) can represent significant increases in productivity while the mean mixing effect for the same mixture across a wide range of sites (or a whole rotation) can be much smaller and insignificant.

In contrast, I find a much smaller and insignificant effect for local employers who are on average 13.2 percentage points more likely to first call back an applicant with foreign experience, or a 100% effect relative to the baseline estimate of 13.2 percentage points (column 3).