Sentence examples for seem significant enough from inspiring English sources

Many of the criticisms of the FBI story are nitpicky and hardly bear repeating, and some are imaginary, but a few seem significant enough to consider.

Although the patient didn't have much of a cough and the findings on the X-ray didn't seem significant enough to cause a week of fever and shortness of breath, the doctors couldn't find any other abnormality.

But the injury did not seem significant enough to remove him from Iraq, and he seems to have finished the tour, which was extended to 15 months from 12 in what became known as the surge.

To some, this may not seem significant enough for alarm as it adds up to about 10% of the restaurant industry's workforce.

That didn't seem significant enough though, so I ran to their tour bus with a long knife I took from their backstage, and attempted to slash one of their tires.

Nonetheless, the picture of a virtually car-free Los Angeles could inspire some big changes, and the benefits seem significant enough to be worth trying different fixes to overcome various obstacles.

Nothing too exceptional, but it's here at Monticello, and that seems significant enough.

While I still had some doubts, I continued to be impressed by the 10percentt advantage in remission rates that Effexor held over S.S.R.I.'s; that advantage seemed significant enough to overcome Effexor's more prominent side effects.

Nothing seemed significant enough to remember anyway.

The argument takes the form of what in philosophy is called a sorites paradox: for every competent person, there will be one just slightly less competent, where the difference between the two hardly seems significant enough to ground the claim that one is competent whereas the other is not.

If the evidence seems significant enough, local law enforcement will then be sent for the patient in question.