Sentence examples for perhaps negligible from inspiring English sources

I was informed that one American writer sat for seven days in an actors' club without going home, or ceasing his tippling, but this was told me by a gentleman well into his own fourth day and "unfolding" rapidly, and its credibility is perhaps negligible.

For (Phi =0.70), they are negligible after 5 years, indicating substantially weaker, perhaps negligible "seasonality".

However, the described causal relations are so plausible that such bias, if any, is perhaps negligible.

Relative to those of other conventional treatments, these are mild, infrequent and perhaps even negligible.

The extent of missing data within phases where a participant responded is small but perhaps not negligible, especially as we will use the variables described above as explanatory variables in regression analyses.

It is said that if President Johnson's name were on the ballot in any of the states in which Wallace is campaigning, the vote for Wallace would be negligible — perhaps ten per cent.

That makes the need for an exclusive shipping program negligible, perhaps.

It's still not a large chance, but at seven times greater than our back-of-the-envelope driving risk, to some it's perhaps no longer negligible.

In human xenograft models sorafenib resulted in prolonged growth stabilisation rather than tumour response, perhaps forewarning the negligible clinical activity in melanoma patients who were treated within a discontinuation phase-II trial (Karasarides et al, 2004; Eisen et al, 2006).

The simulated errors described here had no affect on the results that would alter conclusions drawn from them, thus the policy implications in terms of identifying vulnerable groups and designing and targeting appropriate interventions should be negligible – perhaps this is a key characteristic of good data.

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