Sentence examples for would be inconsiderable from inspiring English sources

However, although Oonk and colleagues [ 52] reported that the risk of non-sentinel LN involvement increases with size of sentinel LN metastases, they were unable to determine the cut-off size below which the risk of non-sentinel LN metastases would be inconsiderable.

But even a smaller amount would not be inconsiderable in one of the world's poorest countries, where the average annual income is $1,500.

The orchestra will need to keep in mind its longer-term potential.And that may not be inconsiderable.

Netflix has been advertising very heavily here in the UK, not least on old TV, and at what must not be inconsiderable cost.

The barriers to doing so will not be inconsiderable.

That would be a not inconsiderable accomplishment, one that would probably more effectively restrain the Syrian security establishment from further chemical weapons use than a punitive air strike.

French lawyers agree that there would be a series of not inconsiderable hurdles for the mayor's office to overcome.

If the same franchise were to return every year, then the UK-based fans of the sport could adopt that team, and would be more amenable to shelling out the not inconsiderable sums required for a ticket (and in many cases for travel and hotel costs, too) than they may for a game between two teams for which they don't care.

"I think in life it is important sometimes to switch and think about how it would be on the other side," he said, asking us to stand in Van Gaal's not inconsiderable shoes.

"Compared to the cultural and emotional deprivation of most of our children, its consequences are inconsiderable".

These had been inconsiderable until his most recent fight, when he made eight thousand dollars.