Sentence examples for practically negligible from inspiring English sources
Despite the preponderance of breathless headlines since the reality is that five years later, radiobiological consequences of Fukushima are practically negligible - no one has died from the event, and is it extraordinarily unlikely that anyone will do so in future.
In a market like this one — with interest rates so low they are practically negligible (which is itself a government policy that greatly aids Goldman Sachs), and with competitors either hobbled or out of business, capital is basically the only thing you need to make money hand over fist.
The two army corps of Montgomery's 8th Army crossed the Strait of Messina and landed on the "toe" of Italy on September 3, 1943; but, though the initial resistance was practically negligible, they made only very slow progress, as the terrain, with only two good roads running up the coasts of the great Calabrian "toe" prevented the deployment of large forces.
Replication of Adv-AFP-E1AdB in primary hepatocytes was practically negligible 4 days after infection.
The activities toward both substrates of the mutants with M57T and M57A were practically negligible.
As a consequence, the pressure gradient force is practically negligible when E is very high.
Moreover, its current contribution is also negligible, practically all of it coming from deforestation and degradation of forests and farmland.
Moreover, in preliminary sessions without luminance steps, the contrast matches of all subjects were practically veridical, indicating negligible response bias at least in that situation (see Methods).
Even for carefully constructed concrete structures, with negligible or practically non-chloride inherited at the construction stage, the gradual buildup of chloride content takes place slowly through ingress of chlorides from external sources.
In the liquid state, nitrogen has valuable cryogenic applications; except for the gases hydrogen, methane, carbon monoxide, fluorine, and oxygen, practically all chemical substances have negligible vapour pressures at the boiling point of nitrogen and exist, therefore, as crystalline solids at that temperature.
Under the effect of leakage, the variation in thermal performance of the winding is substantial for uniform and negligible for more practically encountered non-uniform heat loss distribution.
