Sentence examples for was relatively insignificant from inspiring English sources

Indeed, terrorism's effect on Britain's actions, including the decision to leave Palestine entirely, was relatively insignificant.

As for the reduction in the radial and axial stresses, the improvement was relatively insignificant.

He wrote that any alcohol Mr. Desdunes consumed after he was kidnapped by the pledges "was relatively insignificant compared to what Desdunes apparently had consumed earlier".

But Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who represents the residents of Battery Park City and other neighborhoods in Lower Manhattan, said the proposed compensation was "relatively insignificant" when compared with residents' losses.

The results showed that, at a 95% confidence interval, the effect of air flow rate was relatively insignificant, while the effects of feed total solids, feed flow rate and inlet air temperature were at the same significance level.

It was found that while the effect of influent flow rate, as a main effect, was relatively insignificant, the effects of bed-depth and influent metal concentration were found to be significant at a 95% confidence interval.

The effects of BLPs and CLPs at three lipid concentrations on the apoptosis were relatively insignificant relative to the negative control.

Agriculture is relatively insignificant.

By contrast, nonreligious, civic holidays have been relatively insignificant.

Forestry and fishing are relatively insignificant components of the economy.

In this regime, back face collection efficiency is relatively insignificant.