Sentence examples for was much less significant from inspiring English sources

In truth, what the investigators did was much less significant, and it was undertaken for a different purpose.

The French leader told Europe Radio 1 that whatever had taken place was "much less significant than those in Damascus … but very deadly".

Still, many analysts argued yesterday that the change in Fed policy -- made in a statement concluding its two-day meeting on interest rates -- was much less significant than it first appeared and was not a sign that the Fed would be raising its benchmark interest rate anytime soon.

But then I discovered that this was much less significant than I thought, since the US media is normally so deferential of politicians that one almost admires the National Enquirer – not least because it knows the difference between "inquire" and "enquire".

Technologically this was much less significant.

It was shown that the free energy nucleation barrier was much less significant in reality than predicted by theory.

The amount is much less significant.

In fact, the archives that WikiLeaks has published are much less significant than the Pentagon Papers were in their day.

The reduction in numbers of graduate vacancies in 2009 is now projected to be much less significant than was at first feared, as employers appreciate the need to keep their workforce strong for when the upturn comes.

Elizabeth Franklin, the founder and managing editor of the report, acknowledges the mistakes but insists they are much less significant than the architects assert because her Web site lists the accurate ratings.

They are much more than either philosophy or autobiography, and should be thought of as belonging to a form of discourse which is more or less unnameable (unless one names it the essay), in which what is said is much less significant than the process by which it is said, and in which the movement of the mind matters more than the propositions that are advanced.