Sentence examples for was of insignificant from inspiring English sources

The family du Plessis de Richelieu was of insignificant feudal origins but, by intermarriage with the legal and administrative classes, rose to some prominence and acquired the seigneury of Richelieu in Poitou.

The ambitious tone of Mr Nott's remarks about attacking Port Stanley may be a hint that the Argentinian detachment at Port Darwin and the Goose Green airstrip 20 miles south of the British bridgehead is of insignificant strength.

The influence of the cutting tool type is of insignificant effects upon shrinkage.

This revealed that the synthesized AuNPs were of insignificant toxicity on cancer line, providing an opportunity for application in drug delivery and molecular imaging.

This may explain why, without metal NPs, even the higher energy powers of laser are not effective, suggesting that the thermal channel (heat) for the cells is of insignificant effect.

When contacted about his alleged meddling in Ireland's democratic process, the New York based Slattery said that his actions had been of "insignificant impact".

Still this is of insignificant importance when compared with death by slow, torturing suppuration.

A retardation of one month in a period of more than four years' duration is, of course, insignificant.

Which brother ends up the greater success is, of course, insignificant in the grand scheme, but the parlor-game comparisons are inevitable.

That might appear insignificant, but was of huge global political importance.

In contrast, HomTreeMiner avoids storing pattern occurrences by storing only bitmaps of occurrence lists which are usually of insignificant size.