Sentence examples for negligible concern from inspiring English sources

He rose through American Express's ranks at a time when employee diversity was of negligible concern.

One reason may be that rental bike firms make much of their money from your upfront deposit, so what happens to the bikes thereafter is of negligible concern.

It expressed "some concern" — midway between "negligible concern" and "serious concern" — about the potential effects on the brain, behavior and prostate in fetuses, infants and children.

So far, fuel cells' only big success has been on space missions, where cells have been used for more than 30 years and cost has been a negligible concern.

In its 396-page report, which looked only at the impact of B.S.A. on reproduction, the panel said it had "negligible concern" about the chemical's effect on adult reproductive systems but raised some concerns about its impact on children and pregnant women.

(The NTP uses a 5-point scale, ranging from "negligible concern" to "serious concern").

Gender effects are negligible concerning the ratings in interaction, but female and male participants exhibit different behaviour in the experiment.

But although the details of the issue excite negligible public concern, it clearly carries a powerful political charge.

Dr. Neal L. Cohen, the city's health commissioner, said, "We're reassured by the findings of federal scientists that malathion used in mosquito control is of negligible health concern".

The latest figures show that 77% of the world's GM crops are grown in three countries – 40% in the US, 23% in Brazil and 14% in Argentina – with plantings in Europe and Africa negligible, and concern growing worldwide about the emergence of herbicide-resistant "superweeds".

It rated as "negligible" the concern for adults.