Sentence examples for too small to matter from inspiring English sources

Everyone else is too small to matter".

Or perhaps Switzerland is too small to matter.

The markets are now too small to matter much.

Sceptics scoff that they are too small to matter.

The effect may simply be too small to matter".

"Our Hispanic population is too small to matter except at the margins".

But what about getting rid of the bank's too-small-to-matter insurance business, which accounts for only 3% of assets and generated just 3% of earnings before taxes and expenses last year?

Jupiter would be affected, too, and so would Venus, but probably in ways too small to really matter to Earth.

After a quick comment from Representative Al Green, Democrat of Texas (no, not that Al Green), about "too small to live off of," a matter the lawmaker would like to discuss with Mr. Dimon about personally, the hearing is adjourned.

However, rather controversially, Dr Fischbach thinks that the large number of neutrinos that seem not to be interacting may in fact be doing so, just that the effects of these interactions in stable matter are too small to see.

After over a decade of Mr. Erdogan and his religiously conservative Justice and Development Party in power, Turks have become accustomed to a micromanaging leadership style in which no matter is too small to merit the attention of the prime minister and even big foreign policy decisions pivot on the emotions and whims of one man.