Sentence examples for negligible it from inspiring English sources

Although there is an official opposition party, its influence is negligible – it only has one seat in each of the two houses of parliament, and is almost entirely reliant on state funding for campaigning.

And its successes weren't negligible: it carried out a vast agrarian reform, created social security institutions, widened the educational net and fostered four decades of economic growth with political stability.

And its competition worldwide has been negligible: it would have been suicidal for any other studio to open a blockbuster on the same day.

While about one year after the introduction of the system, in the business year 2004, the exploitation of the potential of the information system with respect to its potential users (the contributor ratio) was negligible, it has climbed up to more than two thirds of all potential users contributing in 2014.

Although the downside risk is far from negligible, it could still be a risk worth taking.

The content of her videos is negligible; it is Poppy herself who lends them their hypnotic appeal.

While the magnitude of this effect of perceptions on vote choice is certainly non-negligible, it is less strong than the effect on perceptions of public information about MP misconduct.

In my view, it was so negligible that it should have been given little or no weight".

As recently as 2008, the group's activities were negligible, and it had just $7 million in its operating budget, according to its Internal Revenue Service filing.

Its imports from the union are negligible, so it can't apply much financial pressure simply by imposing new tariffs.

Its effect on the pulmonary circulation is negligible, and it does not predispose the heart to cardiac dysrhythmias.