Sentence examples for would be insignificant from inspiring English sources

I am sure it will happen, but it would be insignificant".

The Department of Energy has already stated that the effect on prices would be "insignificant".

Based on the previous shutdown in 1995, some economists thought the effect would be insignificant outside America.

The failure caused a great deal of inconvenience to Yahoo's millions of users, but analysts said the revenue impact would be insignificant.

Cuba's lack of internet access remains dire, he pointed out, saying 35 new Wi-Fi points would be insignificant in any other country in the hemisphere.

He said in late October that the Czech presidency would be "insignificant" since Europe, now as then, was controlled by France, Germany, Italy and Britain.

The incremental cost for autopsy, the time-honored and widely acknowledged "gold standard" for evaluating morphologic alterations in the patient who dies, would be insignificant.

Although the travel and carer cost most likely would not be insignificant, the estimations would have been based on crude assumptions, e.g., distance to hospital, type of transportation and who the average carer is.

The work would not be insignificant.

"There was the concept and I was also asking for resources -- about $20,000 -- which would not be insignificant".

"Where else do you want to be this weekend if you own a good horse?" Hitting the board behind Big Brown would not be insignificant, either.