Sentence examples for only a insignificant from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the +V→+IV reduction of vanadium is associated with rather small structural rearrangements, causing only a insignificant elongation of the internal V O bonds of the cluster; accordingly, [V4O10].+ favors the formation of the open-shell products [V4O9].+ and [V4O10H2].+.

He played only an insignificant role in the Hundred Days (1815).

There was only an insignificant decline in the consumption of unprocessed red meat.

Only an insignificant portion of the country's workforce does not belong to a trade union.

Official conservation ef forts so far, he said, have produced only an "insignificant patch work" compared with "galloping degradation" of the environment.

What he most wanted was political power, but he was stuck in the House of Representatives where he was only an insignificant member.

Today's margarines contribute less than one gram of trans fat to the daily diet -- only an insignificant 8 calories out of the average 2,000 calories consumed.

"Only an insignificant number of people did that in the past, but people are getting used to the Internet," he said.

Numerically, according to Mr. Wood, only an insignificant minority praised C.B.S. or in quired why Mr. Hoffman had been invited to appear on the program in the first place.

In the presence of side payments this rule is likely to be accepted and has only an insignificant impact on distributional inequality.

Norway received only an insignificant share in improved world market conditions, and by 1927 the unemployment figures were as high as one-fifth of the workforce.