Sentence examples for trivial impacts from inspiring English sources

Giving them their best case, you were talking about incredibly trivial impacts on trade.

Goldberg briefly enters the Eisenhower 1950s to tease liberals for whining about the supposedly trivial impact of McCarthyism.

The Harvard economists Edward L. Glaeser and Jesse M. Shapiro have found that it has only a trivial impact.

Only 62 of the 2,000 news racks in the city, or about 3percentt, contained advertising materials, meaning that the regulation would have had only a trivial impact.

Indeed, for all the business complaints about Obama's actions during the Great Recession, work by the economists Atif Mian and Amir Sufi indicates that uncertainty about his policies had a trivial impact.

This would be a boon to corn farmers and politicians who need their votes, though by itself it would have a trivial impact on the country's energy problems.

And Dr. Neal Barnard, the president and founder of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, a nonprofit group in Washington, questions whether enzyme supplements can have anything more than a trivial impact on health.

The paste age of 15 min produces a trivial impact on the mortar matrix.

For all the hype surrounding online video, Google, as of its latest 10Q, still is seeing a trivial impact from the business.

All these related works explored the spatial correlations and/or temporal correlations of CU depth to eliminate specific CU depths with a trivial impact on RD performance.

She warns that these cuts will have a trivial impact on the $1.6 trillion deficit, but they could have a devastating effect on the fragile economy.