Sentence examples for something of a nonevent from inspiring English sources

For the building's 950 tenants and 20,000 workers, it is something of a nonevent, since the managers of the Empire State Building will remain the same.

For Ahmad Shah Mirdad, head of monitoring at the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission, the adoption of a new Constitution by the loya jirga this month was something of a nonevent.

It was the very definition of a nonevent.

Many Americans already assumed Mr. Obama supported same-sex marriage, Mr. Frank said, adding, "Politically, it's kind of a nonevent".

"I think it was already built in, so that it was somewhat of a nonevent," he said.

"It was a bit of a nonevent," said Schwab's chief investment strategist, Liz Ann Sonders, referring to the impact of the speech.

"I wonder if it's just so late to the party that it becomes kind of a nonevent," said Russ Crupnick, an analyst with the marketing research company NPD Group.

Instead of being a nonevent, the elections produced a 56 percent turnout, nearly four percentage points higher than the 2010 parliamentary elections.

On the contrary, in the policy-based world of major insurers, the growth of IP transfer is a nonevent.

The release of the report is a nonevent.

Christine A. Halloran, an assistant director of admissions at the College of New Jersey, called the scoring revisions a "nonevent" in terms of admissions because much of the decision-making "is based on the strength of the academic transcript".