Sentence examples for rather insignificant compared to from inspiring English sources

"'Horror Avalanche' headlines sell newspapers but it feels rather insignificant compared to the greater disaster," says Kenton Cool, a British mountaineer who has reached the summit of Everest 11 times.

Rather, they argue that the risk of vaccination is insignificant compared to the public health benefit from preventing the outbreak and spread of infectious diseases.

Those properties are rather insignificant compared with the luxury villas in Dubai, where shareholders hold far more lucrative investments directly linked to the losses from Kabul Bank.

We note that, while in terms of sheer number 1B contains more Modern composers, they are rather insignificant compared with others, mainly late Baroque and Classical (the mean degree of Modern composers in the Community is 19.9, while it is 77.8 for the rest).

The bell's latest move is relatively insignificant compared to its past wanderings.

The pressure she felt then must have been insignificant compared to what she has faced this week.

It all seemed so insignificant compared to people getting killed out there.

It is insignificant compared to the fact that we were not able to score a try.

Our differences are insignificant compared to what we have in common.

Collection emissions were insignificant compared to the benefits of recycling.

The president of Bolivia's National Chamber of Mining, Saturnino Ramos, said any blame by the industry was "insignificant compared to climate change".