Sentence examples for negligible things from inspiring English sources

It eagerly amplifies even the most negligible things they do.

Perhaps it is a negligible thing, the demise of a department store in an age of the Internet and megamalls.

But the "next big things" were selling negligible advertising, often on one another's sites.

There was a negligible fly-on-the-wall thing, A Very British Airline, about BA, notable chiefly for its absence of any characters.

Geostationary satellites around Earth, for example, have basically circular orbits and only differ in their altitudes by 150 meters, which is almost negligible in the grand scheme of things.

His op-ed focuses almost exclusively on the question of how much fossil fuel is used to grow and ship food, and concludes that the amount of energy used is negligible in the grand scheme of things.

Its defense since then has been that the collection of telephone metadata is simultaneously a negligible detail and absolutely crucial, the only thing keeping more planes from hitting New York.

Rollins is that rare thing: a consummate entertainer with a negligible ego.

If this thing's adding to my spectacularly negligible cup size, who am I to complain?

The sex factor, the outreness of hot pants, seemed negligible, subsumed by the giddy novelty of wearing the things.

I think things are changing so rapidly that the issues are soon to be negligible.