Sentence examples for nearly insignificant from inspiring English sources

But Indiana's black population is largely urban, relatively small, and (politically) nearly insignificant.

In the scheme of things, mustering the nerve to get on a plane and go somewhere seems like a very small and nearly insignificant test of personal courage.

A new law says that teacher evaluations and grades can also be used, and some districts are stretching this to make tests nearly insignificant.

The family regarded this as "just a lot of fun," he said, and continued, "Those little dams must have been nearly insignificant.

Gartner, another market consulting firm, issued a report Friday that predicted Symbian would be nearly overtaken by Android in four years while Microsoft's phone operating system would slide to a nearly insignificant portion of the market.

However, the effects of aperture variations become nearly insignificant when (sigma _h/leftlangle w rightrangle < 0.1).

It's about insignificant images.

For one thing, pay attention to that water; like nearly every insignificant detail in the film, it will turn significant with a vengeance, and, for those of long memory, with a nod to "The Day of the Triffids".

The extra weight gain the researchers found among the fat-shamed wasn't insignificant: nearly a kilo in four years.

He also suggests that his father's misdemeanour – which led to the Old Bexley and Sidcup MP, who will stand down at the next election, being ordered to pay back nearly £17,000 – were "really insignificant... compared with what other [MPs] have apparently done".

With MSA FE included, coefficients are nearly identical to the insignificant −0.030 0.0233) estimate seen previously in Table 2, being −0.030 (0.023) during contractions and −0.029 0.0233) during expansions.