Sentence examples for would seem insignificant from inspiring English sources

He acted to ensure the issue of Ukraine would seem insignificant and that Russia would become a key player in a conflict the west could not ignore.

Dan Quayle and Geraldine Ferraro would be inspired choices compared to Rice, since their troubles would seem insignificant as McCain labors to carry Rice's baggage throughout her first political campaign.

Whatever the merits of that claim -- and the downing of a helicopter would not seem insignificant -- it might be beside the point.

"The search conducted in the premises and the items seized thus far would seem of insignificant value, and the continued presence of police officers and the drilling of the old safe strongly suggest unwarranted harassment," he said.

"The search conducted in the premises and the items seized thus far would seem of insignificant value and the continued presence of police officers in his residence and the drilling of the old safe strongly suggests unwarranted harassment," he said in a statement distributed to the news media.

The buzz on her Friday night performance spilt over to Saturday, building up such anticipation that, without even hitting the stage yet, she'd already made her competition seem insignificant.

A bailout of the much larger commercial banking sector, if it got into a similar problem, would make the recapitalization for thrifts seem insignificant.

A 0.9-mm decrease in birth length may seem insignificant; however, after the distribution in our cohort, such a change would increase by 1.7% the risk of being small for gestational age for birth length.

Such a notional burden may even seem insignificant after the ­muscle-crunching torture he put himself through earlier this winter to ensure he would never have to utter the great sporting lament, "I coulda been a contender".

Maybe these things seem insignificant.

That makes ice cube extraction seem insignificant.