Sentence examples for sufficiently unimportant from inspiring English sources
If it was sufficiently unimportant that one painful moment was grounds to give it up, then we had made the wrong estimation".
He's sufficiently unimportant that when the president gives his State of the Union address, Tom is exiled to watch it in a bunker as the "designated survivor," the cabinet member who would become president if a catastrophe killed everyone else.
The principal difficulties are the following: (1) Diffusion to the electrodes and reaction there must be sufficiently rapid to make bulk back reactions unimportant.
Sample size also affects interpretation of DIF - sufficiently large sample sizes may result in the detection of unimportant yet statistically significant DIF.
The exact choice of T 0) is unimportant for model behaviour as long as one starts with a sufficiently small tumour, i.e. as long as the loss of effector cells due to presence of tumour represented by parameter μ can be neglected compared to the natural degradation of effector cells represented by parameter δ.
However, this does not mean that such mechanisms are unimportant for seagrasses, but merely indicates that they are at least not sufficiently generic in the temperate systems that we studied to be identified by our analyses.
The effect of wheelbase filtering, where a given combination of axle spacing and vehicle speed "tunes in" to road roughness of certain wavelengths, is found to be unimportant for calculations of traffic-induced ground vibration because vehicle speeds and wheelbase lengths are sufficiently varied among vehicles on a busy road.
After a while, the various ways that each and every ideological hobby horse gets deemed sufficiently relevant to be glued on to the National Security Strategy of the world's dominant power are really unimportant because, despite the name, the document really doesn't have a whole hell of a lot to do with either national security or strategy.
If the new equipment is sufficiently well based on existing design techniques and seems to involve few enough technical uncertainties, the issue becomes unimportant.
Whether subjects physically rise to their feet or not has been shown to be unimportant [ 25] but we may not have defined the point of "awakening" in a sufficiently standardised way in this study.
